Can anyone object to dissolution?
Any interested party can object to the registrar. 11. How and why can they object? Objections or complaints must be in writing and sent to the registrar with any supporting evidence, such as copies of invoices that may prove the company is trading. Reasons could include: if the company has broken any of the conditions of its application for example, it has traded, changed its name or become subject to insolvency proceedings during the three-month period before the application, or afterwards; if the directors have not informed interested parties; if any of the declarations on the form are false; if some form of action is being taken, or is pending, to recover any money owed (such as a winding-up petition or action in a small claims court); if other legal action is being taken against the company; if the directors have wrongfully traded or committed a tax fraud or some other offence. A full list of conditions can be found in sections 1004 and 1005 of the Companies Act 2006. 12. Offences
