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  "url": "https://openlegislation.uk/draft-collective-investment-in-transferable-securities-contractual-scheme-regulations-2013/schedule-2/part-3",
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  "legislation_title": "The Collective Investment in Transferable Securities (Contractual Scheme) Regulations 2013",
  "legislation_url": "https://openlegislation.uk/draft-collective-investment-in-transferable-securities-contractual-scheme-regulations-2013",
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  "heading": "Table of applied provisions of the 1986 Act",
  "text": "Provision of the 1986 Act\nModification\nPart 4 (winding up of companies registered under the Companies Acts)\nChapter 6 (winding up by the court)\nSection 121 (power to remit winding up to Lord Ordinary)\nSection 124A (petition for winding-up on grounds of public interest)\nSection 125 (powers of court on hearing of petition)\nThis section is to be read as if subsection (2) were omitted.\nSection 126 (power to stay or restrain proceedings against company)\nSubsection (1) is to be read as if for the words “the company, or any creditor” there were substituted “the Financial Conduct Authority, the operator or any creditor of the relevant scheme”.\nSection 127 (avoidance of property dispositions, etc.)\nIn subsection (1), the reference to any transfer of shares or alteration in the status of the company’s members is to be read as a reference to any issue, transfer or redemption of units in the relevant scheme.\nSection 128 (avoidance of attachments, etc.)\nThis section is to be read as if for subsections (1) and (2) there were substituted—\n“Where a relevant scheme is being wound up by the court, any attachment, sequestration, distress or execution put in force against the property subject to the relevant scheme after the commencement of the winding up is void.”.\nSection 129 (commencement of winding up by the court)\nSection 130 (consequences of winding-up order)\nIn subsection (1) the first reference to the company is to be read as a reference to the operator.\nThis section is to be read as if subsection (4) were omitted.\nSection 131 (company’s statement of affairs)\nIn subsection (3)(a) the reference to officers of the company is to be read as a reference to the operator and the depositary.\nSubsection (3) is to be read as if paragraphs (c) and (d) were omitted.\nSection 132 (investigation by official receiver)\nSection 133 (public examination of officers)\nSubsection (1) is to be read as if for paragraph (b) there were substituted—\n“(b) has acted as liquidator of the relevant scheme;”.\nIn subsection (1) the reference to the dissolution of the company is to be read as a reference to the completion of winding up of the relevant scheme.\nSection 134 (enforcement of section 133)\nSection 135 (appointment and powers of provisional liquidator)\nSection 136 (functions of official receiver in relation to office of liquidator)\nSubsection (1) is to be read as if the words “, subject to section 140 below,” were omitted.\nSection 137 (appointment by Secretary of State)\nSection 138 (appointment of liquidator in Scotland)\nThis section is to be read as if subsection (4) were omitted.\nSection 139 (choice of liquidator at meetings of creditors and contributories)\nThis section is to be read as if for subsections (3) and (4) there were substituted—\n“(3) The liquidator shall be the person (if any) nominated by the creditors.”.\nSection 141 (liquidation committee (England and Wales))\nThis section is to be read as if subsection (3) were omitted.\nSection 142 (liquidation committee (Scotland))\nThis section is to be read as if—\n(a) in subsection (1) for the words from “separate meetings” to “(as the case may be)” there were substituted “a meeting of creditors has been summoned for the purpose of choosing a person to be liquidator,”;\n(b) in subsection (3) the words “, if appointed by the court otherwise than under section 139(4)(a),” were omitted; and\n(c) subsection (4) were omitted.\nSection 143 (general functions in winding up by the court)\nSection 144 (custody of company’s property)\nIn subsection (1) the reference to all the property and things in action to which the company is or appears to be entitled is to be read as a reference to all property which is or appears to be subject to the relevant scheme and all things in action relating to that property.\nSection 145 (vesting of company property in liquidator)\nSubsection (1) is to be read as if the words “or held by trustees on its behalf” were omitted.\nSection 146 (duty to summon final meeting)\nSection 147 (power to stay or sist winding up)\nSubsection (2) is to be read as if after the words “the official receiver” there were inserted “or the liquidator”.\nIn subsection (3) the first reference to the company is to be read as a reference to the operator.\nSection 153 (power to exclude creditors not proving in time)\nSection 155 (inspection of books by creditors, etc.)\nIn subsection (1) the reference to books and papers in the company’s possession is to be read as a reference to such books and papers affecting or relating to the affairs of, or the property subject to, the relevant scheme as are in the possession of the operator or the depositary.\nSection 156 (payment of expenses of winding up)\nSection 157 (attendance at company meetings (Scotland))\nIn this section the reference to the winding up by the court of a company registered in Scotland is to be read as a reference to the winding up of a relevant scheme by the Court of Session.\nSection 159 (powers of court to be cumulative)\nIn this section the references to a debtor of the company are to be read as references to a person by whom a debt is, or may become, payable to the operator in respect of any liability (including any contingent or prospective liability) incurred under an authorised contract.\nSection 160 (delegation of powers to liquidator (England and Wales))\nSection 162 (appeals from orders in Scotland)\nChapter 7 (liquidators)\nSection 163 (style and title of liquidators)\nSection 164 (corrupt inducement affecting appointment)\nSection 167 (winding up by the court)\nSubsection (2)(a) is to be read as if for the words “a person who is connected with the company (within the meaning of section 249 in Part VII)” there were substituted “the operator or the depositary of the relevant scheme or a person who is an associate of the operator or depositary”.\nSection 168 (supplementary powers (England and Wales))\nSection 169 (supplementary powers (Scotland))\nSubsection (1) is to be read as if paragraph (a) referred to a power to bring or defend any action or other legal proceeding on behalf of the participants.\nSubsection (1)(b) is to be read as subject to the requirements in regulation 17(10) to cease making payments under authorised contracts and to cease the issue and redemption of units.\nSection 170 (enforcement of liquidator’s duty to make returns, etc.)\nSection 172 (removal, etc. (winding up by the court))\nSection 174 (release (winding up by the court))\nChapter 8 (provisions of general application in winding up)\nSection 178 (power to disclaim onerous property)\nIn subsection (4) each reference to the company is to be read as a reference to the participants and the depositary.\nSection 179 (disclaimer of leaseholds)\nIn subsection (1) the reference to a person claiming under the company as underlessee or mortgagee is to be read as a reference to a person claiming as underlessee or mortgagee under the leasehold title which is held by the depositary (or a person nominated by the depositary to hold the leasehold title).\nSection 180 (land subject to rentcharge)\nSection 181 (powers of court (general))\nSection 182 (powers of court (leaseholds))\nIn this section—\n(a) a reference to a person claiming under the company as underlessee or mortgagee is to be read as a reference to a person claiming as underlessee or mortgagee under the leasehold title which is held by the depositary (or a person nominated by the depositary to hold the leasehold title); and\n(b) a reference to the company, in relation to any reference to liabilities, obligations, estates, incumbrances or interests, is to be read as a reference to the lessee.\nSection 186 (rescission of contracts by the court)\nIn subsection (1) the references to a contract made with the company are to be read as references to an authorised contract.\nSection 188 (notification that company is in liquidation)\nThis section is to be read as if for subsections (1) and (2) there were substituted—\n“(1) When a relevant scheme is being wound up by the court—\n(a) every business letter (whether in hard copy, electronic or any other form) issued by the operator, the depositary or a liquidator of the relevant scheme, and\n(b) any website which relates to the relevant scheme and for which the operator or the depositary is responsible,\nmust contain a statement that the relevant scheme is being wound up.\n(2) If default is made in complying with this section, any of the following persons who knowingly and wilfully authorises or permits the default, namely, the operator, the depositary and any liquidator of the relevant scheme, is liable to a fine.”.\nSection 189 (interest on debts)\nSection 190 (documents exempt from stamp duty)\nIn subsection (2) the reference to a company registered in England and Wales is to be read as a reference to a relevant scheme being wound up by the High Court.\nIn subsection (3) the reference to a company registered in Scotland is to be read as a reference to a relevant scheme being wound up by the Court of Session.\nSection 192 (information as to pending liquidations)\nSection 194 (resolutions passed at adjourned meetings)\nSection 195 (meetings to ascertain wishes of creditors or contributories)\nSection 196 (judicial notice of court documents)\nSection 197 (commission for receiving evidence)\nSection 198 (court order for examination of persons in Scotland)\nSection 199 (costs of application for leave to proceed (Scottish companies))\nThis section is to be read as if—\n(a) for the words from “a company” to “Scotland” there were substituted “the operator of a relevant scheme which is being wound up in Scotland (for the resolution of any matter relating to that scheme)”; and\n(b) for the words “the company” there were substituted “the operator”.\nSection 200 (affidavits etc. in United Kingdom and overseas)\nChapter 10 (malpractice before and during liquidation; penalisation of companies and company officers; investigations and prosecutions)\nSection 206 (fraud, etc. in anticipation of winding up)\nIn subsection (1)(a) the reference to a debt due to the company is to be read as a reference to a debt which is, or may become, payable to the operator in respect of any liability (including any contingent or prospective liability) incurred under an authorised contract.\nThis section is to be read as if subsection (3) were omitted.\nSection 207 (transactions in fraud of creditors)\nIn subsection (1)(b) the reference to any unsatisfied judgment or order for the payment of money obtained against the company is to be read as a reference to any unsatisfied judgment or order for the payment of money to a creditor of the relevant scheme.\nSection 208 (misconduct in course of winding up)\nIn subsection (1)(a) the reference to the disposal by the company of any part of the company’s property is to be read as a reference to the disposal by the operator of part of the property subject to the relevant scheme. This section is to be read as if subsection (3) were omitted.\nSection 209 (falsification of company’s books)\nIn subsection (1) the reference to any register, book of account or document belonging to the company is to be read as a reference to any register, book of account or document affecting or relating to the affairs of, or the property subject to, the relevant scheme.\nSection 210 (material omissions from statement relating to company’s affairs)\nThis section is to be read as if subsection (3) were omitted.\nSection 211 (false representations to creditors)\nThis section is to be read as if subsection (2) were omitted.\nSection 212 (summary remedy against delinquent directors, liquidators, etc.)\nSubsection (1)(a) is to be read as if the reference to an officer of the company included a reference to the operator and the depositary.\nSection 213 (fraudulent trading)\nSection 214 (wrongful trading)\nIn subsections (1) and (2) a reference to a director of a company is to be read as a reference to the operator or depositary of a relevant scheme.\nThis section is to be read as if—\n(a) after subsection (2) there were inserted—\n“(2A) The condition specified in subsection (2)(b) is taken to be satisfied in relation to the operator or depositary of a relevant scheme if, at some time before the commencement of the winding up, a director or employee of the operator or depositary knew or ought to have concluded that there was no reasonable prospect that the relevant scheme would avoid going into insolvent liquidation.”; and\n(b) subsection (7) were omitted.\nIn subsections (4) and (5) a reference to a director of a company is to be read as a reference to the operator or depositary of a relevant scheme or a director or employee of the operator or depositary.\nSection 215 (proceedings under sections 213, 214)\nSection 218 (prosecution of delinquent officers and members of company)\nSection 219 (obligations arising under section 218)\nIn subsection (3) the reference to every agent of the company is to be read as a reference to the operator and the depositary and every person who, at the request of the operator or the depositary, has provided the services of banker, solicitor or auditor or professional services of any other description in relation to the relevant scheme.\nPart 5 (winding up of unregistered companies)\nSection 220 (meaning of “unregistered company”)\nSection 221 (winding up of unregistered companies)\nThis section is to be read as if—\n(a) subsections (2), (3) and (7) were omitted;\n(b) in subsection (4) the words “, except in accordance with the EC Regulation” were omitted; and\n(c) in subsection (5)—\n(i) paragraph (a) were omitted; and\n(ii) for paragraph (b) there were substituted—\n“(b) if the operator of a relevant scheme is unable to pay the debts of that scheme out of the property subject to it.”.\nSection 222 (inability to pay debts: unpaid creditor for £750 or more)\nIn subsection (1)(a) and (b) each reference to the company is to be read as a reference to the operator.\nSection 224 (inability to pay debts: other cases)\nIn subsection (1)(a) the reference to execution or other process issued in favour of a creditor against the company or any person authorised to be sued as nominal defendant on its behalf is to be read as a reference to execution or other process issued in favour of a creditor of the relevant scheme against the property subject to that scheme.\nSection 229 (provisions of this Part to be cumulative)\nPart 6 (miscellaneous provisions applying to companies which are insolvent or in liquidation)\nSection 230 (holders of office to be qualified insolvency practitioners)\nSection 231 (appointment to office of two or more persons)\nSection 232 (validity of office-holder’s acts)\nSection 234 (getting in the company’s property)\nIn subsection (2) the reference to any property, books, papers or records to which the company appears to be entitled is to be read as a reference to any property that appears to be property subject to the relevant scheme, and to any books, papers or records that appear to affect or relate to that property or to the affairs of the relevant scheme.\nSection 235 (duty to co-operate with office-holder)\nSubsection (3) is to be read as if—\n(a) in paragraph (a) the reference to officers of the company included a reference to the operator and the depositary; and\n(b) paragraphs (c) and (d) were omitted.\nSection 236 (inquiry into company’s dealings, etc.)\nIn subsection (2)(b) the reference to any person supposed to be indebted to the company is to be read as a reference to a person by whom, it is supposed, a debt is, or may become, payable to the operator in respect of any liability (including any contingent or prospective liability) incurred under an authorised contract.\nIn subsection (3) the reference to dealings with the company is to be read as a reference to dealings with any matter affecting or relating to the affairs of, or the property subject to, the relevant scheme.\nSection 237 (court’s enforcement powers under s 236)\nIn subsection (2) the reference to any person who is indebted to the company is to be read as a reference to a person by whom a debt is, or may become, payable to the operator in respect of any liability (including any contingent or prospective liability) incurred under an authorised contract.\nSection 238 (transactions at an undervalue (England and Wales))\nIn subsections (2) and (3) the reference to the company is to be read as a reference to the operator or the depositary.\nIn subsection (4)—\n(a) in paragraphs (a) and (b) the second reference to the company is to be read as a reference to the participants in a relevant scheme; and\n(b) each other reference to a company is to be read as a reference to the operator or depositary of the relevant scheme.\nSubsection (5) is to be read as if for paragraph (a) there were substituted—\n“(a) that the operator or the depositary, in entering into the transaction, did so in good faith and for the purposes of carrying on the business of the relevant scheme, and”.\nSection 239 (preferences (England and Wales))\nIn subsections (2) and (3) the reference to the company is to be read as a reference to the operator or the depositary.\nSubsection (4) is to be read as if for the words from “a company” to the end there were substituted—\n“the operator or depositary of a relevant scheme gives a preference to a person if—\n(a) that person is one of the creditors of the relevant scheme or a surety or guarantor for any of the debts or liabilities of the relevant scheme, and\n(b) the operator or depositary does anything or suffers anything to be done which (in either case) has the effect of putting that person into a position which, in the event of the relevant scheme going into insolvent liquidation, will be better than the position that person would have been in if that thing had not been done.”.\nIn subsection (5) the reference to the company which gave the preference is to be read as a reference to the operator or the depositary in giving the preference.\nIn subsection (6)—\n(a) the first reference to a company is to be read as a reference to the operator or depositary of a relevant scheme; and\n(b) the reference to a person connected with the company is to be read as a reference to a person who is an associate (within the meaning of section 435) of the operator or depositary of the relevant scheme.\nSection 240 (“relevant time” under sections 238, 239)\nIn subsections (1) and (2)—\n(a) a reference to a company, except the second reference in subsection (2), is to be read as a reference to the operator or depositary of a relevant scheme; and\n(b) the reference to a person who is connected with the company is to be read as a reference to a person who is an associate (within the meaning of section 435) of the operator or depositary of the relevant scheme.\nIn subsection (2) the reference to the inability of the company to pay its debts within the meaning of section 123 is to be read as a reference to the inability of the operator of a relevant scheme to pay the debts of that scheme within the meaning of section 222 or 224 (as modified by this Schedule).\nSection 241 (orders under sections 238, 239)\nIn this section a reference to a company is to be read as a reference to the operator or the depositary, except—\n(a) in subsection (1)(a), where the reference to the company is to be read as a reference to the liquidator of the relevant scheme;\n(b) in subsection (1)(c), where the reference to security given by the company is to be read as a reference to security over any property subject to the relevant scheme;\n(c) in subsection (1)(g), where the first reference to the company is to be read as a reference to the liquidator of the relevant scheme;\n(d) in subsection (2), with respect to the reference to a creditor of the company; and\n(e) in subsection (3C).\nSection 242 (gratuitous alienations (Scotland))\nIn subsection (1)(a) the reference to an alienation by the company is to be read as a reference to an alienation by the operator or the depositary.\nIn subsection (2)(a) the reference to any claim or right of the company is to be read as a reference to any claim that may be made or any right that may be exercised by the operator for the benefit of the participants.\nIn subsections (3)(a) and (4)(c) the reference to an associate of the company is to be read as a reference to an associate (within the meaning of section 435) of the operator or the depositary.\nIn subsection (7) the reference to an alienation of a company is to be read as a reference to an alienation by the operator or the depositary.\nSection 243 (unfair preferences (Scotland))\nIn subsection (1) a reference to a transaction entered into by a company is to be read as a reference to a transaction entered into by the operator or the depositary.\nIn subsection (2)(d) the reference to a company is to be read as a reference to the operator or the depositary.\nSection 246 (unenforceability of liens on books, etc.)\nSection 246A (remote attendance at meetings)\nSection 246B (use of websites)\nPart 7 (interpretation for first group of Parts)\nSection 247 (“insolvency” and “go into liquidation”)\nThis section is to be read as if—\n(a) in subsection (2), for the words from “it passes a resolution” to the end there were substituted “an order for its winding up is made by the court”; and\n(b) subsection (3) were omitted.\nSection 248 (“secured creditor” etc.)\nSection 249 (“connected” with a company)\nThis section is to be read as if the words from “, a person” to “and” were omitted.\nSection 251 (expressions used generally)\nThis section is to be read as if the existing provision were subsection (1) and after that provision there were inserted—\n“(2) In Parts 4, 5 and 6—\n(a) a reference to the depositary of a relevant scheme is a reference to the depositary (within the meaning given in section 237(2) of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (“FSMA”)) of that scheme;\n(b) a reference to the operator of a relevant scheme is a reference to the operator (within the meaning given in section 237(2) of FSMA) of that scheme;\n(c) a reference to the participants in a relevant scheme is a reference to the participants (within the meaning given in section 235(2) of FSMA) in that scheme;\n(d) a reference to—\n(i) a relevant scheme,\n(ii) a creditor or a debt of a relevant scheme, or\n(iii) the operator or the depositary in relation to a relevant scheme which is a sub-scheme of an umbrella co-ownership scheme,\nis to be construed in accordance with regulation 17(1) of the Collective Investment in Transferable Securities (Contractual Scheme) Regulations 2013.”.\nPart 13 (insolvency practitioners and their qualification)\nSection 388 (meaning of “act as insolvency practitioner”)\nIn subsection (4), the definition of “company” is to be read as if the reference to a company that may be wound up under Part 5 of the 1986 Act included a reference to a relevant scheme.\nSection 389 (acting without qualification an offence)\nPart 17 (miscellaneous and general)\nSections 430 (provision introducing Schedule of punishments)\nSection 431 (summary proceedings)\nSection 432 (offences by bodies corporate)\nThese sections are to be read as if a reference to an offence under the 1986 Act or a provision of that Act, in so far as it is a reference to an offence under a provision of that Act that is applied by these Regulations, is to be read as a reference to the offence under that provision as so applied.\nPart 17A (supplementary provisions)\nSection 434C (legal professional privilege)\nSchedule 4 (powers of liquidator in a winding up)\nSchedule 4 (powers of liquidator in a winding up)\nSchedule 4 is to be read as if—\n(a) paragraphs 8 and 11 were omitted;\n(b) the power in paragraph 4 included a power to bring or defend any action or other legal proceeding which would otherwise be brought or defended by the operator on behalf of the participants;\n(c) the power in paragraph 7 included a power to do all acts and execute all deeds, receipts and other documents which would otherwise be done or executed by the operator on behalf of the participants; and\n(d) the power in paragraph 9 included a power to draw, accept, make and indorse any bill of exchange or promissory note with the same effect as if the bill or note had been drawn, accepted, made or indorsed by the operator in the course of the business of the relevant scheme.\n(e) Paragraph 5 is to be read as subject to the requirements in regulation 17(10) to cease making payments under authorised contracts and to cease the issue and redemption of units.\nSchedule 10 (punishment of offences under the 1986 Act)\nSchedule 10 (punishment of offences under the 1986 Act)\nSchedule 10 is to be read as if a reference to a provision which is applied by these Regulations were a reference to that provision as so applied.",
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      "text": "Relevant amendments to the provisions of the 1986 Act set out in the Table are as follows: section 124A was inserted by the Companies Act 1989 (c. 40), section 60(3), and amended by S.I. 2001/3649 and by the Companies (Audit, Investigations and Community Enterprise) Act 2004 (c. 27), Schedule 2, Part 3, paragraph 27; section 131 was amended by S.I. 2010/18; section 155 was amended by S.I. 1999/1820; section 159 was amended by S.I. 2009/1941; section 160 was amended by S.I. 2009/1941; section 162 was amended by the Court of Session Act 1988 (c. 36), section 52(2) and Schedule 2, Part I, and by S.I. 2009/1941; section 168 was amended by S.I. 1994/2421 and 2002/1555; section 188 was amended by S.I. 2006/3429 and 2008/1897; section 196 was amended by S.I. 2009/1941; section 206(1) was amended by S.I. 1986/1996; section 215 was amended by the Civil Partnerships Act 2004 (c. 33), Schedule 27, paragraph 112; section 218 was amended by the Insolvency Act 2000 (c. 39), sections 10 and 15(1) and Schedule 5, and by S.I. 2009/1941; section 219 was amended by the Insolvency Act 2000, sections 10(7) and 11, and by S.I. 2009/1941; section 220 was substituted by S.I. 2009/1941; section 221 was amended by S.I. 2002/1240 and 2009/1941; section 229 was amended by S.I. 2009/1941; section 236 was amended by S.I. 2010/18; section 240 was amended by S.I. 2002/1240 and by the Enterprise Act 2002 (c. 40), Schedule 17, paragraphs 9 and 26(1) and (4); section 241 was amended by the Insolvency (No. 2) Act 1994 (c. 12), section 1; sections 246A and 246B were inserted by S.I. 2010/18; section 251 was amended by S.I. 2007/2194 and 2009/1941; section 434C was inserted by S.I. 2008/948; and Schedule 4 was amended by the Enterprise Act 2002, section 253, and by S.I. 2010/18."
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