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The Registered Office Address (Rectification of Register) Regulations 2024

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8 Notice of change of address under regulation 7

(1) If the registrar changes the address of a company’s registered office under regulation 7, the registrar must give the company a written notice of the change. (2) The notice must— (a) state the new address; (b) state the date on which the address was changed; (c) explain why the address was changed; (d) explain that the company has a right to appeal under regulation 13, and (e) explain the effect of regulations 20 to 22. (3) The notice must be accompanied by a description of any information on which the registrar relied in deciding to change the address.

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8 Notice of change of address under regulation 7

(1) If the registrar changes the address of a company’s registered office under regulation 7, the registrar must give the company a written notice of the change. (2) The notice must— (a) state the new address; (b) state the date on which the address was changed; (c) explain why the address was changed; (d) explain that the company has a right to appeal under regulation 13, and (e) explain the effect of regulations 20 to 22. (3) The notice must be accompanied by a description of any information on which the registrar relied in deciding to change the address.

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