How Does Court Restoration Work? Process, N208 & Time Limits
Court restoration is the process of returning a dissolved company to the Companies House register through a court order. It is generally used where administrative restoration is unavailable or where another eligible person, such as a creditor or claimant, needs the company restored. The court restoration route is mainly governed by sections 1029 to 1034
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When Can a Dissolved Company Be Restored? UK Guide
A dissolved company can be restored when it meets the legal conditions for administrative restoration or court restoration. The correct route depends on how the company was struck off, who applies, and when dissolution occurred. Most restoration applications must be made within 6 years from the date of dissolution. Administrative restoration has narrower eligibility rules.
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Restoring a Dissolved Company UK | Costs, RT01 & Timescales
Companies House can remove a company from the register for several reasons. Some business owners close their companies voluntarily because they no longer need them, while Companies House strikes off others when they miss statutory filing obligations such as annual accounts or confirmation statements. Once Companies House dissolves a company, the company no longer exists
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