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13.—(1) Schedule 8(1) is amended as follows.
(2) Omit the entry in respect of “abbreviated accounts”.
(3) For the entry in respect of “qualified” in that Schedule, substitute—
“qualified, in relation to an auditor’s report etc | |
- in Part 15 | section 474(1) |
- in Part 16 | section 539” |
(4) For the entry in respect of “traded company” in that Schedule, substitute—
“traded company | |
- in Part 13 | section 360C |
in Part 15 | section 474(1)” |
(5) After the entry in respect of “transfer, in relation to a non-cash asset”, insert—
“ transferable securities | section 1173(1)” |
Schedule 8 was amended by the Companies (Shareholders’ Rights) Regulations 2009 (S.I. 2009/1632), regulation 21(2).
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