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114.—(1) The register must be divided into separate parts for shares issued on behalf of the core and each of the cells of the protected cell company.
(2) A protected cell company must enter into the appropriate part of the register the names of all the persons holding shares issued on behalf of the core and each of the cells of the protected cell company.
(3) Against each entry of a person’s name into a part of the register, the protected cell company must indicate—
(a)the person’s address;
(b)the date the entry was made in the register; and
(c)in relation to the part of the register in question, a statement of the aggregate number of shares held by that person, distinguishing the share by its number (if it has one) and, if the share belongs to a particular class of shares, by its class.
(4) Where the aggregate number of shares includes shares to which there are attached rights expressed in two denominations, the aggregate number of shares is to be taken to be—
where—
N is the relevant number of larger denomination shares of that class;
n is the relevant number of smaller domination shares of that class; and
p is the number of smaller denomination shares of that class that are equivalent to one larger denomination share of that class.
(5) Where all the shares issued on behalf of the core of a protected cell company are held by one person, then—
(a)that fact must be recorded in the register; and
(b)the FCA must be notified of that fact.
(6) In the case of a protected cell company registered in England and Wales, or Northern Ireland, notice given to the protected cell company of any trust of shares (whether express, implied or constructive) is not to be recorded on the register.
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