392 Application of sections 393 and 394
Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (2000 c 8) | Legislation

Third party rights and access to evidence

392  Application of sections 393 and 394

Sections 393 and 394 apply to—

(a)     a warning notice given in accordance with section [55Z(1)], 57(1), 63(3), [63B(1),] 67(1), 88(4)(b), [88B(1),] 92(1), 126(1), [131H(1),] [142T(1),] [143N(1), 143T(1), 143U(2), 143X(1),] [192L(1)[, 192R(8), 192Z(1)],] [207(1) or (1A), 208A(3),] 255(1), [261V(1),] [271N(2), 271R(3),]

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