Section 240: Suspension of proceedings in relation to declared company
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240. Suspension of proceedings in relation to declared company
Where an inspector has been required to investigate a declared company,
no proceedings shall, until the expiry of one month after the inspector has
presented his final report, be commenced or proceeded with before any
Court, except with the Registrar’s consent—
(a) by the company on or in respect of any contract, bill of exchange or promissory note; or
(b) by the holder or any other person in respect of any bill of exchange or promissory note made, drawn or accepted by or issued, transferred, negotiated or endorsed by or to the company
unless the holder or other person—
(i) at the time of the negotiation, transfer, issue, endorsement
or delivery, gave adequate pecuniary consideration; and
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(ii) was not at the time of the negotiation, transfer, issue,
endorsement or delivery or at any time within 3 years
before that time a member, officer, person concerned or
employee or the wife or husband of a shareholder, officer,
person concerned or employee.
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- Can legal proceedings against my company be paused while it is under investigation?