644 Registration of resolution and supporting documents

Section 644 Registration of resolution and supporting documents

Companies Act 2006 (2006 c 46) | Legislation
Companies Act 2006 (2006 c 46) | Legislation

644  Registration of resolution and supporting documents

(1)     Within 15 days after the resolution for reducing share capital is passed the company must deliver to the registrar—

(a)     a copy of the solvency statement, and

(b)     a statement of capital.

This is in addition to the copy of the resolution itself that is required to be delivered to the registrar under Chapter 3 of Part 3.

(2)     The statement of capital must state with respect to the company's share capital as reduced by the resolution—

(a)     the total

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