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Companies Act 1993

Registrar of Companies - Other matters relating to Registrar's powers

366B: Registrar must remove note of warning

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“Registrar removes warning from company record when no longer needed”

The Registrar must take away a warning note they put on a company’s record if they are sure that the reasons for putting it there are no longer true. The Registrar can put these warning notes on a company’s record as explained in section 366A. When the Registrar thinks the warning is not needed anymore, they have to remove it.

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Part 20 Registrar of Companies
Other matters relating to Registrar's powers

366BRegistrar must remove note of warning

  1. The Registrar must remove a note of warning inserted under section 366A if the Registrar is satisfied that the reasons for inserting it do not exist.

Notes
  • Section 366B: inserted, on , by section 50 of the Companies Amendment Act 2014 (2014 No 46).