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Regulation 157 Prohibition on offering securities to the public

Original text. Later amendments are not shown.

(1)

A protected cell company must not—

(a)

offer to the public any securities issued on behalf of any part of the protected cell company; or

(b)

allot or agree to allot any securities issued on behalf of any part of the protected cell company with a view to their being offered to the public.

(2)

Unless the contrary is proved, an allotment or agreement to allot securities is presumed to be made with a view to their being offered to the public if an offer of the securities (or any of them) to the public is made—

(a)

within a period of six months beginning with the date of the allotment or agreement to allot; or

(b)

before the receipt by the protected cell company of the whole of the consideration to be received by it in respect of the securities.