Companies Act 1976
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39 Criminal proceedings and enforcement
(1) Sections 440 (default fines), 444 (application of fines) and 449 (power to enforce orders) of the Act of 1948 and section 49(2) to (5) of the Act of 1967 (summary proceedings) shall apply in relation to this Act as they apply in relation to the Act of 1948 and Part I of the Act of 1967. (2) The criminal proceedings mentioned in section ll1(1)(a) of the Act of 1967 (proceedings for the purposes of which the Secretary of State may disclose information obtained by him under his powers of inspecting a company's books and papers) shall include criminal proceedings pursuant to or arising out of this Act.
39 Criminal proceedings and enforcement
(1) Sections 440 (default fines), 444 (application of fines) and 449 (power to enforce orders) of the Act of 1948 and section 49(2) to (5) of the Act of 1967 (summary proceedings) shall apply in relation to this Act as they apply in relation to the Act of 1948 and Part I of the Act of 1967. (2) The criminal proceedings mentioned in section ll1(1)(a) of the Act of 1967 (proceedings for the purposes of which the Secretary of State may disclose information obtained by him under his powers of inspecting a company's books and papers) shall include criminal proceedings pursuant to or arising out of this Act.
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