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The Principal Office Address (Rectification of Register) Regulations 2024

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7 Registrar duty to change address to default address

(1) Where the registrar has given a notice under regulation 6 the registrar must change the address registered as the principal office of the relevant person to a default address if— (a) within the specified period, no notice is given by the relevant company of a different principal office address in accordance with the applicable notice requirement, and (b) after the end of the specified period, the registrar remains unsatisfied that the address registered as the principal office is in fact the relevant person’s principal office. (2) The fact that a relevant person and relevant company failed, within the specified period, to object to the change of address may be taken by the registrar as sufficient evidence of the fact that the address registered as the principal office is not in fact the relevant person’s principal office (without further ado). (3) The change in the address registered as the principal office of the person is effected by the registrar proceeding as if the person had given notice under the applicable notice requirement.

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7 Registrar duty to change address to default address

(1) Where the registrar has given a notice under regulation 6 the registrar must change the address registered as the principal office of the relevant person to a default address if— (a) within the specified period, no notice is given by the relevant company of a different principal office address in accordance with the applicable notice requirement, and (b) after the end of the specified period, the registrar remains unsatisfied that the address registered as the principal office is in fact the relevant person’s principal office. (2) The fact that a relevant person and relevant company failed, within the specified period, to object to the change of address may be taken by the registrar as sufficient evidence of the fact that the address registered as the principal office is not in fact the relevant person’s principal office (without further ado). (3) The change in the address registered as the principal office of the person is effected by the registrar proceeding as if the person had given notice under the applicable notice requirement.

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