The following provisions of the principal Act shall cease to have effect to the following extent, that is to say:—
section 129 (exemption, in case of exempt private companies as therein denned, from compliance with the requirement of section 127 as to documents to be annexed to annual return), as to the whole thereof;
section 161(1), so far as it exempts, from compliance with the requirements laid down thereby as to the qualifications to be possessed by a person for appointment as auditor of a company, a private company which at the time of the auditor's appointment is an exempt private company;
section 161(2), so far as it excepts, from the disqualification imposed by paragraph (b) thereof on a person who is a partner of, or in the employment of, an officer or servant of a company for appointment as auditor of the company, such a private company as aforesaid ;
section 190(1), so far as it excludes anything done by a company which is for the time being an exempt private company from the prohibition imposed thereby of a company's making a loan to any person who is its director or a director of its holding company or entering into any guarantee or providing any security in connection with a loan made to such a person as aforesaid by any other person ;
section 410(1), so far as it exempts, from compliance with the requirement imposed thereby on an oversea company to deliver annually copies of accounts to the registrar of companies, a company registered under the law relating to companies for the time being in force in Northern Ireland and having provisions in its constitution which would, if it had been registered in Great Britain, entitle it to rank as a private company, provided that there is delivered to the registrar of companies a certificate signed by a director and by the secretary of the company that, had section 129 of, and Schedule 7 to, the principal Act extended to Northern Ireland, it would at the date of the certificate have been an exempt private company.