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Companies Act 2006

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As published

790LS Registrable relevant legal entities: change of registered relevant officer

(1) A registrable relevant legal entity may change its registered officer for the purposes of section 790LR by giving notice to the registrar. (2) The notice must include a statement by the entity that the new registered officer— (a) is a relevant officer of the entity, and (b) is an individual whose identity is verified (see section 1110A). (3) The notice must be accompanied by a statement by the individual who is the new registered officer confirming that the individual is a relevant officer of the registrable relevant legal entity. (4) In this section “relevant officer” has the meaning given by section 790LO(6).

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790LS Registrable relevant legal entities: change of registered relevant officer

(1) A registrable relevant legal entity may change its registered officer for the purposes of section 790LR by giving notice to the registrar. (2) The notice must include a statement by the entity that the new registered officer— (a) is a relevant officer of the entity, and (b) is an individual whose identity is verified (see section 1110A). (3) The notice must be accompanied by a statement by the individual who is the new registered officer confirming that the individual is a relevant officer of the registrable relevant legal entity. (4) In this section “relevant officer” has the meaning given by section 790LO(6).

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Who it helps, what it costs, what it fixes. It is what persuades people to support it.

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