PART XXIVTHE REGISTRAR OF COMPANIES, HIS FUNCTIONS AND OFFICE
Delivery to the registrar using electronic communications656B
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Electronic communications may be used for the delivery of any document to the registrar under any provision of the Companies Orders (including delivery of a document in the prescribed form), provided that such delivery is in such form and manner as is directed by the registrar.
2
Where the document is required under any provision of the Companies Orders to be signed or sealed, it shall instead be authenticated in such manner as is directed by the registrar.
3
The document must contain in a prominent position—
a F2
the name and registered number of the company to which it relates, or
b F2
if the document is delivered under Part XXIII, the registered number of the branch or place of business of the company to which it relates.
4
If a document is delivered to the registrar which does not comply with the requirements imposed by or under this Article, he may serve on the person by whom the document was delivered (or, if there are two or more such persons, on any of them) a notice indicating the respect in which the document does not comply.
5
Where the registrar serves such a notice, then unless a replacement document—
a
is delivered to him within 14 days after the service of the notice, and
b
complies with the requirements of this Article (or Article 655) or is not rejected by him for failure to comply with those requirements,
the original document shall be deemed not to have been delivered to him.
But for the purposes of any statutory provision imposing a penalty for failure to deliver, so far as it imposes a penalty for continued contravention, no account shall be taken of the period between the delivery of the original document and the end of the period of 14 days after service of the registrar's notice.
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In this Article references to the delivery of a document include references to the forwarding, lodging, registering, sending or submission of a document and to the giving of a notice.