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Law Society application to cease as a recognised professional body for insolvency practitioners

Tuesday, 15 March 2016
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Law Society application to cease as a recognised professional body for insolvency practitioners
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The Law Society has applied to the Secretary of State for Business to give up its status as a recognised professional body for insolvency practitioners.

The attached notice has been placed here in accordance with Section 391N(3) of The Insolvency Act 1986.

Annex A - Statutory Notice relating to Insolvency Practitioners (RPB) (RoR) Order 2016

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