The Companies Consolidation (Consequential Provisions) (Northern Ireland) Order 1986 (repealed)
Introductory and interpretation
1Title and commencement
2Interpretation
Old Public companies
3Meaning of “old public company”
4Re-registration as public company
5Conditions for re-registering under Article 4
6Old public company becoming private
7Failure by old public company to obtain new classification
8Shares of old public company held by itself; charges on own shares
9Offers of shares and debentures by old public company
10Trading under misleading name
11Payment for share capital
Miscellaneous savings
12Pre-1901 companies limited by guarantee
13Company official seal
14Share premiums: retrospective relief
15Saving, in case of re-issued debentures, of rights of certain mortgagees
16Removal of directors appointed for life
17Tax-free payments to directors
18Statutory declaration of solvency in voluntary winding up
19Effect of floating charge in winding up
20Priority of old debts in winding up
21Savings as to certain old liquidations
Art. 22 rep. by SI 2001/3649
Art. 23—Amendments
Repeals and continuity of law
Art. 24 —Repeals
25Continuity of law
SCHEDULES
Schedule 1 — Amendments
Schedule 2 — Repeals
1986 No. 1035 (N.I. 9)

The Companies Consolidation (Consequential Provisions) (Northern Ireland) Order 1986 (repealed)

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