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Limited Liability Partnerships Act 2005 s 68

s 68 Registrar’s decision on application for administrative restoration

68.—(1) The Registrar must give notice to the applicant of the decision on an application under section 67.[35/2014] (2) If the Registrar’s decision is that the name of the limited liability partnership should be restored to the register —(a) the restoration takes effect as from the date that notice is sent; and (b) the Registrar must —(i) enter in the register a note of the date on which the restoration takes effect; and (ii) cause notice of the restoration to be published in the Gazette and on the Authority’s website.[35/2014] (3) The notice under subsection (2)(b)(ii) must state —(a) the name of the limited liability partnership or, if the limited liability partnership is restored to the register under a different name, that name and its former name; (b) the limited liability partnership’s registration number; and (c) the date on which the restoration of the name of the limited liability partnership to the register takes effect.[35/2014] (4) If the Registrar’s decision is that the name of the limited liability partnership should not be restored to the register, the person who made the application under section 67 or any other person aggrieved by the Registrar’s decision may appeal to the General Division of the High Court.[35/2014; 40/2019] (5) On an appeal made under subsection (4), the General Division of the High Court may —(a) confirm the Registrar’s decision; or (b) restore the name of the limited liability partnership to the register and give any directions and make any orders that the General Division of the High Court is empowered to give and make under section 70(3).[38E [35/2014; 40/2019]

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