
The operation of
section 1032 ("Effect of court order for restoration to the register") of the
Companies Act 2006 was considered by
Sheriff Principal Scott QC last month in
ELB Securities Ltd v Alan Love and Prestwick Hotels Ltd. 2014 SCGLA 46. The Sheriff Principal held that the effect of section 1032 was that not all matters reverted to the status quo pre-dissolution; he stated (para. [29]):
"For section 1032(1) to be construed such that it gives rise to an unqualified reversion to the status quo, one would require to ignore or treat as pro non scripto the preceding sections 1021 and 1022 along with the provisions of the succeeding section 1034. In this regard the maxim generalibus specialia derogant must, in my view, apply".
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