by tomogull » 28 Nov 2016, 17:30
PhilGull wrote:I guess that list just isn't very up to date. Either they were transferred else where or The Queen now owns 170506 shares in TUFC!
"Before a company is dissolved, its members should ensure that any assets owned by the company are dealt with and transferred out of the company's ownership. If this is not done, all remaining assets, but not the liabilities, at the date of dissolution will pass into the ownership of the Crown (under Section 1012 of the Companies Act 2006) as ownerless property or 'bona vacantia'."
https://www.nibusinessinfo.co.uk/conten ... -dissolved
Picture this. The Queen and the Duke are sat with their corgis watching Strictly. The Queen says "Ones subjects are revolting again. This time it is about having to pay for repairs to Buckingham Palace out of their taxes. Whatever next? Don't they realise that is why they pay taxes? Do they want us to be homeless and move to somewhere like ...... Windsor?"
"Yes, dear" replies Phil, more interested in Louise Rednapp's long legs.
"I suppose one could sell one's 170506 shares in Torquay United towards the billions the repairs are going to cost" says the Queen "Does one's subjects still play football in Torquay?"
"Yes dear, they very occasionally play a bit of football but it doesn't happen very often" replies the Duke "But the shares are bliddy worthless - in fact, they want someone to BUY the club"
"Well, don't look at me" says Elizabeth "I lost all my money in the 3.30 at Goodwood"
"I'm not looking at you, dear" replies the duke "I'm looking at Loui ....... er, one of the corgis".
apologies for all that. I'll keep taking the tablets !!
[quote="PhilGull"]I guess that list just isn't very up to date. Either they were transferred else where or The Queen now owns 170506 shares in TUFC!
"Before a company is dissolved, its members should ensure that any assets owned by the company are dealt with and transferred out of the company's ownership. If this is not done, all remaining assets, but not the liabilities, at the date of dissolution will pass into the ownership of the Crown (under Section 1012 of the Companies Act 2006) as ownerless property or 'bona vacantia'."
https://www.nibusinessinfo.co.uk/content/what-happens-company-assets-when-company-dissolved[/quote]
Picture this. The Queen and the Duke are sat with their corgis watching Strictly. The Queen says "Ones subjects are revolting again. This time it is about having to pay for repairs to Buckingham Palace out of their taxes. Whatever next? Don't they realise that is why they pay taxes? Do they want us to be homeless and move to somewhere like ...... Windsor?"
"Yes, dear" replies Phil, more interested in Louise Rednapp's long legs.
"I suppose one could sell one's 170506 shares in Torquay United towards the billions the repairs are going to cost" says the Queen "Does one's subjects still play football in Torquay?"
"Yes dear, they very occasionally play a bit of football but it doesn't happen very often" replies the Duke "But the shares are bliddy worthless - in fact, they want someone to BUY the club"
"Well, don't look at me" says Elizabeth "I lost all my money in the 3.30 at Goodwood"
"I'm not looking at you, dear" replies the duke "I'm looking at Loui ....... er, one of the corgis".
apologies for all that. I'll keep taking the tablets !!