England and Wales commercial and regulatory procedures
When can an application for court restoration be made?
Ordinarily six years, with personal-injury and refusal branches. Make the restoration application to the court. Section 1030 permits specified personal-injury purposes at any time, subject to underlying action limits. A timely failed administrative application can supply 28 days from issue of refusal notice.
- Period
- Ordinarily six years, with personal-injury and refusal branches
- Trigger
- Dissolution or an applicable administrative-restoration refusal
- Rule
- Companies Act 2006, sections 1029–1030
Companies Act 2006, sections 1029–1030. The retained source governs make the restoration application to the court. Section 1030 permits specified personal-injury purposes at any time, subject to underlying action limits. A timely failed administrative application can supply 28 days from issue of refusal notice.
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Section 1030 permits specified personal-injury purposes at any time, subject to underlying action limits. A timely failed administrative application can supply 28 days from issue of refusal notice. The ordinary six-year period, personal-injury exception and 28-day refusal branch must be classified separately. Court completion requires its actual filing rules. The actual dissolution or an applicable administrative-restoration refusal and required completion must be established before using a final date.
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When can an application for court restoration be made?
Ordinarily six years, with personal-injury and refusal branches. Make the restoration application to the court. Section 1030 permits specified personal-injury purposes at any time, subject to underlying action limits. A timely failed administrative application can supply 28 days from issue of refusal notice.
Responsible actor. Person with standing to apply for court restoration.
Dissolution or an applicable administrative-restoration refusal.
Section 1030 permits specified personal-injury purposes at any time, subject to underlying action limits. A timely failed administrative application can supply 28 days from issue of refusal notice.
Section 1030 permits specified personal-injury purposes at any time, subject to underlying action limits. A timely failed administrative application can supply 28 days from issue of refusal notice.
Companies Act 2006, sections 1029–1030How does this provision count time?
- Make the restoration application to the court.
- The ordinary six-year period, personal-injury exception and 28-day refusal branch must be classified separately. Court completion requires its actual filing rules.
- Section 1030 permits specified personal-injury purposes at any time, subject to underlying action limits. A timely failed administrative application can supply 28 days from issue of refusal notice.
The ordinary six-year period, personal-injury exception and 28-day refusal branch must be classified separately. Court completion requires its actual filing rules.
The ordinary six-year period, personal-injury exception and 28-day refusal branch must be classified separately. Court completion requires its actual filing rules. Section 1030 permits specified personal-injury purposes at any time, subject to underlying action limits. A timely failed administrative application can supply 28 days from issue of refusal notice.
Companies Act 2006, sections 1029–1030Which facts prevent one automatic date?
Section 1030 permits specified personal-injury purposes at any time, subject to underlying action limits. A timely failed administrative application can supply 28 days from issue of refusal notice. The ordinary six-year period, personal-injury exception and 28-day refusal branch must be classified separately. Court completion requires its actual filing rules. The actual dissolution or an applicable administrative-restoration refusal and required completion must be established before using a final date.
The person with standing to apply for court restoration has established the applicable procedure and dissolution or an applicable administrative-restoration refusal. Section 1030 permits specified personal-injury purposes at any time, subject to underlying action limits. A timely failed administrative application can supply 28 days from issue of refusal notice. Make the restoration application to the court. Ordinarily six years, with personal-injury and refusal branches. No computed final date is supplied.
A proposed completion raises a nonbusiness-day or time-boundary question for make the restoration application to the court. The ordinary six-year period, personal-injury exception and 28-day refusal branch must be classified separately. Court completion requires its actual filing rules. Resolve this boundary under the identified provision and actual completion route. The ordinary six-year period, personal-injury exception and 28-day refusal branch must be classified separately. Court completion requires its actual filing rules.
The registrar refuses a timely administrative application after six years have elapsed. Section 1030 permits specified personal-injury purposes at any time, subject to underlying action limits. A timely failed administrative application can supply 28 days from issue of refusal notice. Section 1030 permits specified personal-injury purposes at any time, subject to underlying action limits. A timely failed administrative application can supply 28 days from issue of refusal notice. No automatic final date follows from this scenario.
Which conditions and exceptions apply?
- Applicable procedure and actual event
- Section 1030 permits specified personal-injury purposes at any time, subject to underlying action limits. A timely failed administrative application can supply 28 days from issue of refusal notice.
- Counting and completion boundary
- The ordinary six-year period, personal-injury exception and 28-day refusal branch must be classified separately. Court completion requires its actual filing rules.
- Section 1030 permits specified personal-injury purposes at any time, subject to underlying action limits. A timely failed administrative application can supply 28 days from issue of refusal notice.
- Person with standing to apply for court restoration. Dissolution or an applicable administrative-restoration refusal. Make the restoration application to the court. The ordinary six-year period, personal-injury exception and 28-day refusal branch must be classified separately. Court completion requires its actual filing rules.
What must the responsible actor complete?
Questions about this procedure
When can an application for court restoration be made?
Is every restoration application barred after six years?
No. Section 1030(1) provides specified personal-injury purposes.
Companies Act 2006, sections 1029–1030Does the injury exception override the underlying injury limitation?
No. Subsections(2) and(3) require that separate assessment.
Companies Act 2006, sections 1029–1030Can a registrar refusal create extra time?
Section 1030(5) permits 28 days after issue of the refusal notice where its conditions are met.
Companies Act 2006, sections 1029–1030Does receipt of refusal start those 28 days?
The statutory wording uses the registrar issuing the notice.
Companies Act 2006, sections 1029–1030Must standing be checked?
Yes. Section 1029 identifies persons who may apply.
Companies Act 2006, sections 1029–1030Does restoration automatically validate every underlying claim?
No. Restoration and the underlying cause of action require separate analysis.
Companies Act 2006, sections 1029–1030Official sources and review
Provisions used (1)
| Provision | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Companies Act 2006, sections 1029–1030 | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |