Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986
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19 Special savings from repealed enactments.
Schedule 2 to this Act has effect— (a) in connection with certain transitional cases arising under sections 93 and 94 of the Companies Act 1981, so as to limit the power to make a disqualification order, or to restrict the duration of an order, by reference to events occurring or things done before those sections came into force, (b) to preserve orders made under section 28 of the Companies Act 1976 (repealed by the Act of 1981), and (c) to preclude any applications for a disqualification order under section 6 or 8, where the relevant company went into liquidation before 28th April 1986.
19 Special savings from repealed enactments.
Schedule 2 to this Act has effect— (a) in connection with certain transitional cases arising under sections 93 and 94 of the Companies Act 1981, so as to limit the power to make a disqualification order, or to restrict the duration of an order, by reference to events occurring or things done before those sections came into force, (b) to preserve orders made under section 28 of the Companies Act 1976 (repealed by the Act of 1981), and (c) to preclude any applications for a disqualification order under section 6 or 8, where the relevant company went into liquidation before 28th April 1986.
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