Ports Act 1991
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21 Power of Port of London Authority to form a company to operate the port of Tilbury.
(1) The Port of London Authority (referred to below in this Part as “the Port Authority”) shall have power to form a company for the purpose of carrying on— (a) that part of their undertaking which consists in operating the port of Tilbury; and (b) any activities which appear to them to be incidental to or connected with operating the port of Tilbury. (2) The company formed by the Port Authority shall be a company limited by shares and registered under the Companies Act 2006.
21 Power of Port of London Authority to form a company to operate the port of Tilbury.
(1) The Port of London Authority (referred to below in this Part as “the Port Authority”) shall have power to form a company for the purpose of carrying on— (a) that part of their undertaking which consists in operating the port of Tilbury; and (b) any activities which appear to them to be incidental to or connected with operating the port of Tilbury. (2) The company formed by the Port Authority shall be a company limited by shares and registered under the Companies Act 2006.
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