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Companies Act 2006 - October 2008 key provisions

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United Kingdom September 15 2008

On 1st October 2008, the next tranche of Companies Act 2006 provisions comes into force.

Reed Smith LLP - David J. Boutcher, Tim G. Foster and Roy R. Montague-Jones
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