[859D Particulars to be delivered to registrar]
Companies Act 2006 (2006 c 46) | Legislation

[859D  Particulars to be delivered to registrar]

[(1)     A statement of particulars relating to a charge created by a company is a “section 859D statement of particulars” if it contains the following particulars—

(a)     the registered name and number of the company;

(b)     the date of creation of the charge and (if the charge is one to which section 859C applies) the date of acquisition of the property or undertaking concerned;

(c)     where the charge is created or evidenced by an instrument, the particulars listed in subsection (2);

(d)     where the charge is not created or evidenced by an instrument, the particulars listed in subsection (3).

(2)

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