# The Companies (Forms) Regulations 1991

S.I. 1991/879 · made 25 March 1991

These Regulations enable companies to use annual return form 363s,which was prescribed by the Companies (Forms Amendment No. 2 andCompany’s Type and Principal Business Activities) Regulations 1990, tonotify:the place where any register of debenture holders or duplicate ofsuch a register is kept, and any change in that place, andthe place where the register of members is kept and any change inthat place.

Made under: Companies Act 1985

## Introductory text

COMPANIES
Made 25th March 1991
The Secretary of State, in exercise of the powers conferred on himby sections 190(5), 353(2) and 744of the Companies Act 1985, hereby makes the following Regulations:—

## 1 

These Regulations may be cited as the Companies (Forms) Regulations1991.

## 2 

With effect from 1st May 1991 form 363s in Schedule 2 to theCompanies (Forms Amendment No. 2 and Company’s Type and PrincipalBusiness Activities) Regulations 1990 is a form prescribed for the purposes of sections 190(5)and 353(2) of the Companies Act 1985, but only where such a form hasbeen delivered to a company by the registrar of companies for thepurposes of an annual return by that company.

## Signature

David Durham
A Grade 4 Officer in the
Department of Trade and Industry
25th March 1991

## Explanatory note

(This note is not part of the Regulations)
These Regulations enable companies to use annual return form 363s,which was prescribed by the Companies (Forms Amendment No. 2 andCompany’s Type and Principal Business Activities) Regulations 1990, tonotify:
(a) the place where any register of debenture holders or duplicate ofsuch a register is kept, and any change in that place, and
(b) the place where the register of members is kept and any change inthat place.

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