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ARTICLE · 31 JANUARY 2020

Collas Crill Explains...Reinstating A Dissolved Jersey Company

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This guide is one in a series of 'Collas Crill explains...' in which we examine areas of Jersey law that frequently arise in practice.

JerseyCorporate/Commercial Law

This guide is one in a series of 'Collas Crill explains...' in which we examine areas of Jersey law that frequently arise in practice.

Jersey is a popular place to establish an asset holding company because the Law is modern, flexible and modelled on English companies legislation.

The Law has a procedure that allows a Jersey company which has been dissolved to be reinstated. This guide looks at the key things you need to know about reinstating a dissolved company.

Words in bold text are defined at the end of this guide.

Why are companies dissolved?

A company may have been dissolved for a range of reasons, including that it:

  • was no longer needed and was wound up on a solvent basis;

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