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Companies Act 2006

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As published

903 Relationship of this Part to Parts 26 and 26A

(1) The court must not sanction the compromise or arrangement under Part 26 (arrangements and reconstructions: general) or Part 26A (arrangements and reconstructions: companies in financial difficulty) unless the relevant requirements of this Part have been complied with. (2) The requirements applicable to a merger are specified in sections 905 to 914. Certain of those requirements, and certain general requirements of Parts 26 and 26A, are modified or excluded by the provisions of sections 915 to 918A. (3) The requirements applicable to a division are specified in sections 920 to 930. Certain of those requirements, and certain general requirements of Parts 26 and 26A, are modified or excluded by the provisions of sections 931 to 934.

Your change, as a redline

903 Relationship of this Part to Parts 26 and 26A

(1) The court must not sanction the compromise or arrangement under Part 26 (arrangements and reconstructions: general) or Part 26A (arrangements and reconstructions: companies in financial difficulty) unless the relevant requirements of this Part have been complied with. (2) The requirements applicable to a merger are specified in sections 905 to 914. Certain of those requirements, and certain general requirements of Parts 26 and 26A, are modified or excluded by the provisions of sections 915 to 918A. (3) The requirements applicable to a division are specified in sections 920 to 930. Certain of those requirements, and certain general requirements of Parts 26 and 26A, are modified or excluded by the provisions of sections 931 to 934.

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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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