British Steel Act 1988
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10 Dissolution of the Corporation.
(1) The Corporation shall continue in existence after the appointed day until it is dissolved in accordance with subsection (2); and the period of its continued existence after the appointed day is referred to in this Act as “the transitional period”. (2) Once the Secretary of State is satisfied that nothing further remains to be done by the Corporation under Schedule 3 to this Act, he may, after consulting the Corporation and the successor company, by order dissolve the Corporation on a day specified in the order.
10 Dissolution of the Corporation.
(1) The Corporation shall continue in existence after the appointed day until it is dissolved in accordance with subsection (2); and the period of its continued existence after the appointed day is referred to in this Act as “the transitional period”. (2) Once the Secretary of State is satisfied that nothing further remains to be done by the Corporation under Schedule 3 to this Act, he may, after consulting the Corporation and the successor company, by order dissolve the Corporation on a day specified in the order.
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