Companies Act 1967 (repealed)
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96 Power of Industrial Assurance Commissioner to exempt Northern Irish collecting societies from provisions of Industrial Assurance Acts 1923 to 1958.
(1) The Industrial Assurance Commissioner may, on the application of a collecting society registered in Northern Ireland, by order exempt it from any provision of the Industrial Assurance Acts 1923 to 1958 if he is satisfied that the existence of a provision of an enactment of the Parliament of Northern Ireland renders it unnecessary for the first-mentioned provision to apply to the society. (2) The Industrial Assurance Commissioner may by order revoke an order made under the foregoing subsection with respect to a society, but the revocation shall not take effect until— (a) such period as may be specified in the order (which shall not be less than the four weeks next after the making thereof) has expired; and (b) notice that the order has been made has been published in the London and Edinburgh Gazettes; and where he does so he shall, within the three days next after doing so, give written notice to the society that he has done so.
96 Power of Industrial Assurance Commissioner to exempt Northern Irish collecting societies from provisions of Industrial Assurance Acts 1923 to 1958.
(1) The Industrial Assurance Commissioner may, on the application of a collecting society registered in Northern Ireland, by order exempt it from any provision of the Industrial Assurance Acts 1923 to 1958 if he is satisfied that the existence of a provision of an enactment of the Parliament of Northern Ireland renders it unnecessary for the first-mentioned provision to apply to the society. (2) The Industrial Assurance Commissioner may by order revoke an order made under the foregoing subsection with respect to a society, but the revocation shall not take effect until— (a) such period as may be specified in the order (which shall not be less than the four weeks next after the making thereof) has expired; and (b) notice that the order has been made has been published in the London and Edinburgh Gazettes; and where he does so he shall, within the three days next after doing so, give written notice to the society that he has done so.
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