[191C Orders for sale of shares]
Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (2000 c 8) | Legislation

[191C  Orders for sale of shares]

[(1)     The court may, on the application of the [appropriate regulator], order the sale of shares or the disposition of voting power in the following circumstances.

(2)     The circumstances are that—

(a)     a person has control over a UK authorised person by virtue of holding the shares or voting power; and

(b)     the acquisition or continued holding of the shares or voting power by that person is in contravention of a final notice which confirms a decision notice given under section 189 or section 191A.

[(2A)     Where the appropriate

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