Section 916 of The Companies Act No. 17 of 2015: Application to Court for restoration to the Register

    

(1) An application may be made to the Court to restore to the Register a company—
(a) that has been dissolved after being liquidated under the law relating to insolvency;
(b) that is taken to have been dissolved following administration under that Act; or
(c) that has been struck off the Register—
(i) under section 894 or 895; or
(ii) under section 897, whether or not the company has in consequence been dissolved.
(2) Such an application may be made by—(a) the Attorney General;
(b) a former director of the company;
(c) a person having an interest in land in which the company had a superior or derivative interest;
(d) a person who has an interest in land or other property— (i) that was subject to rights vested in the company; or
(ii) that was benefited by obligations owed by the company;
(e) a person who, but for the dissolution of the company, would have a contractual relationship with it;
(f) a person with a potential legal claim against the company;
(g) manager or trustee of a pension fund established for the benefit of employees of the company;
(h) a former member of the company, or the executor or administrator of such a person;
(i) a person who was a creditor of the company at the time of its being struck off the Register or dissolved;
(j) a former liquidator of the company;
(k) if the company was struck off the Register under section 897— a person of a description specified by regulations referred to in section 900(1)(f) or 901(2)(f); or
(l) any other person appearing to the Court to have an interest in the matter.


Disclaimer: This document is not to be taken as legal advise.

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