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Building Societies Act 1965

Miscellaneous provisions

125: Cancellation of registration at request of society

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"How to ask for a society's registration to be cancelled"

You can ask the Registrar to cancel a society's registration if you want to. The Registrar might agree to do this if they think it's okay. You need to show the Registrar that you really want this to happen. The Registrar will tell you how to prove this. This is not the only way to cancel a society's registration. There's another way described in section 124.

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Part 9Miscellaneous provisions

125Cancellation of registration at request of society

  1. Without prejudice to section 124, the Registrar may, if he or she thinks fit, cancel the registration of a society at the society's request, evidenced in such manner as the Registrar may direct.

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  • Building Societies Act 1962 s 114 (UK)