[1087B Protection of date of birth information in old documents]
Companies Act 2006 (2006 c 46) | Legislation

[1087B  Protection of date of birth information in old documents]

[(1)     This section limits the extent to which section 1087A applies in relation to documents delivered to the registrar before that section comes fully into force (“old documents”).

(2)     Section 1087A does not apply in relation to any old documents registered before 10 October 2015.

(3)     Section 1087A does not apply in relation to any old document that is—

(a)     a statement of a company's proposed officers delivered under section 9 in circumstances

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