[901D Statement to be circulated or made available]
Companies Act 2006 (2006 c 46) | Legislation

[901D  Statement to be circulated or made available]

[(1)     Where a meeting is summoned under section 901C—

(a)     every notice summoning the meeting that is sent to a creditor or member must be accompanied by a statement complying with this section, and

(b)     every notice summoning the meeting that is given by advertisement must either—

(i)     include such a statement, or

(ii)     state where and how creditors or members entitled to attend the meeting may obtain copies of such a statement.

(2)     The statement must—

(a)     explain the effect of the compromise or arrangement, and

(b)     in particular, state—

(i)

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