1004 Circumstances in which application not to be made: activities of company
Companies Act 2006 (2006 c 46) | Legislation

1004  Circumstances in which application not to be made: activities of company

(1)     An application under section 1003 (application for voluntary striking off) on behalf of a company must not be made if, at any time in the previous three months, the company has—

(a)     changed its name,

(b)     traded or otherwise carried on business,

(c)     made a disposal for value of property or rights that, immediately before ceasing to trade or otherwise carry on business, it held for the purpose of disposal for

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