Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies Act 2014
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61 Notification of transactions relating to charges recorded under section 59
(1) The FCA may, under section 143, make provision for— (a) the giving to the FCA of notice of any release, discharge or other transaction relating to a charge in respect of which an application under section 59 has been made; (b) the inclusion in the file mentioned in that section of any such notice appearing to the FCA to relate to the charge. (2) Nothing in this section limits the generality of the power to give directions conferred by section 143.
61 Notification of transactions relating to charges recorded under section 59
(1) The FCA may, under section 143, make provision for— (a) the giving to the FCA of notice of any release, discharge or other transaction relating to a charge in respect of which an application under section 59 has been made; (b) the inclusion in the file mentioned in that section of any such notice appearing to the FCA to relate to the charge. (2) Nothing in this section limits the generality of the power to give directions conferred by section 143.
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