The European Economic Interest Grouping and European Public Limited-Liability Company (Amendment) Regulations 2014
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5 Amendment of the European Economic Interest Grouping Regulations 1989
(1) Regulation 5 is amended as follows. (2) In paragraph (1) omit “in Form EE AP02”. (3) For paragraph (3) substitute— (3) Where a notice is required to be delivered to the registrar under article 7(d) of the EC Regulation, the notice must contain— (a) in the case of an individual, the particulars specified in section 163 of the 2006 Act, (b) in the case of a body corporate, or a firm that is a legal person under the law by which it is governed, the particulars specified in section 164 of the 2006 Act, and section 163 of that Act in respect of the person authorised to represent the manager, and (c) a consent by the person appointed to act as a manager of the EEIG so to act. (4) In paragraph (3A), for “(3)(b)” substitute “(3)”. (5) In paragraph (3B), for “(3)(b)” substitute “(3)”. (6) After paragraph (3B) insert— (3C) A notice required to be delivered to the registrar under article 7(d) of the EC Regulation must state the date of the manager’s appointment. (3D) Notice of any changes to the particulars of a manager delivered under paragraph (3) must be delivered to the registrar stating the manager’s name registered prior to the change and the date on which the change took place. (3E) Notice of the termination of any manager’s appointment required to be delivered to the registrar under article 7(d) of the EC Regulation must state the manager’s name and the date on which the termination took place. (3F) Regulation 13 shall have effect for the purpose of the delivery of the notices required to be delivered to the registrar under this regulation.
5 Amendment of the European Economic Interest Grouping Regulations 1989
(1) Regulation 5 is amended as follows. (2) In paragraph (1) omit “in Form EE AP02”. (3) For paragraph (3) substitute— (3) Where a notice is required to be delivered to the registrar under article 7(d) of the EC Regulation, the notice must contain— (a) in the case of an individual, the particulars specified in section 163 of the 2006 Act, (b) in the case of a body corporate, or a firm that is a legal person under the law by which it is governed, the particulars specified in section 164 of the 2006 Act, and section 163 of that Act in respect of the person authorised to represent the manager, and (c) a consent by the person appointed to act as a manager of the EEIG so to act. (4) In paragraph (3A), for “(3)(b)” substitute “(3)”. (5) In paragraph (3B), for “(3)(b)” substitute “(3)”. (6) After paragraph (3B) insert— (3C) A notice required to be delivered to the registrar under article 7(d) of the EC Regulation must state the date of the manager’s appointment. (3D) Notice of any changes to the particulars of a manager delivered under paragraph (3) must be delivered to the registrar stating the manager’s name registered prior to the change and the date on which the change took place. (3E) Notice of the termination of any manager’s appointment required to be delivered to the registrar under article 7(d) of the EC Regulation must state the manager’s name and the date on which the termination took place. (3F) Regulation 13 shall have effect for the purpose of the delivery of the notices required to be delivered to the registrar under this regulation.
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