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Charities Act 2011

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As published

284D Inability to repay

(1) If (at any time) it appears to the charity trustees that— (a) they will not be able to fulfil the arrangements put in place to repay an amount borrowed under section 284A, or (b) those arrangements are not sufficient to ensure that the amount is repaid, the trustees must apply to the Commission for an order under this section directing them how to proceed. (2) An order under this section may give such directions as the Commission thinks fit, including— (a) that the relevant amount may be repaid over a longer period, (b) that the charity trustees put in place arrangements specified in the order, or (c) that the charity trustees need not repay an amount borrowed.

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284D Inability to repay

(1) If (at any time) it appears to the charity trustees that— (a) they will not be able to fulfil the arrangements put in place to repay an amount borrowed under section 284A, or (b) those arrangements are not sufficient to ensure that the amount is repaid, the trustees must apply to the Commission for an order under this section directing them how to proceed. (2) An order under this section may give such directions as the Commission thinks fit, including— (a) that the relevant amount may be repaid over a longer period, (b) that the charity trustees put in place arrangements specified in the order, or (c) that the charity trustees need not repay an amount borrowed.

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