Postal Services Act 2011
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14 Ownership of companies
(1) This section applies for the purposes of this Part. (2) References to ownership of a company are to ownership of its issued share capital. (3) References to ownership of a company include indirect ownership of it. (4) References to the reduction of the proportion of a company owned by the Crown include a reduction to nil. (5) For the purposes of determining the proportion of any company owned by the Crown, property and rights of the Secretary of State or the Treasury (or a nominee of either of them) are to be regarded as property and rights of the Crown.
14 Ownership of companies
(1) This section applies for the purposes of this Part. (2) References to ownership of a company are to ownership of its issued share capital. (3) References to ownership of a company include indirect ownership of it. (4) References to the reduction of the proportion of a company owned by the Crown include a reduction to nil. (5) For the purposes of determining the proportion of any company owned by the Crown, property and rights of the Secretary of State or the Treasury (or a nominee of either of them) are to be regarded as property and rights of the Crown.
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