105 Re-registration of unlimited company as limited
Companies Act 2006 | Legislation

Unlimited private company becoming limited

105  Re-registration of unlimited company as limited

(1)     An unlimited company may be re-registered as a private limited company if—

(a)     a special resolution that it should be so re-registered is passed,

(b)     the condition specified below is met, and

(c)     an application for re-registration is delivered to the registrar in accordance with section 106, together with—

(i)     the other documents required by that section, and

(ii)     a statement of compliance.

(2)     The condition is that the company has not previously been re-registered as unlimited.

(3)     The special resolution must state whether the company is to be limited by shares

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