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Building Societies Act 1965

Register of building societies

121E: Alterations to register

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“Registrar can fix or update the list of building societies”

You should know that the Registrar can change the register of building societies. The Registrar can do this for two reasons. First, if something in the register needs to be updated. Second, if there’s a clear mistake or something missing that needs to be fixed. The Registrar has to be sure that the change is needed before making it.

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Part 8A Register of building societies

121EAlterations to register

  1. The Registrar may make an amendment to the register if satisfied that it is necessary—

  2. to reflect any changes in the information that is contained in the register; or
    1. to correct an obvious error in or omission from the register.

      Notes
      • Section 121E: inserted, on , by section 6 of the Building Societies Amendment Act 2007 (2007 No 43).