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The
Scotland Act 1998 (Insolvency Functions) Order 2018 came into force earlier this month. The Order will result in the Scottish Ministers and a Minister of the Crown being able to make rules for the winding-up of companies in Scotland, irrespective of whether those rules relate to reserved matters under
Schedule 5 of the
Scotland Act 1998. Further information is available in the note at the end of the Order as well as the accompanying explanatory memorandum: see, respectively,
here and
here (
pdf).
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