§ 403.—(1) Where a charge of which particulars have been delivered ceases to affect the company's property, a memorandum to that effect may be delivered to the registrar for registration.
§ (2) The memorandum must be in the prescribed form signed by or on behalf of both the company and the chargee.
§ (3) Where a memorandum is delivered to the registrar for registration and appears to him to be duly signed, he shall file it in the register, and shall note, in such form as he thinks fit, the date on which it was delivered to him.
§ (4) The registrar shall send to the company and any person appearing from the memorandum to be the chargee, and if the memorandum was delivered by another person interested in 1163 the charge to that person, a copy of the memorandum filed by him and of the note made by him as to the date on which it was delivered.
§ (5) If a duly signed memorandum is delivered in a case where the charge in fact continues to affect the company's property, the charge is void as against—
- (a) an administrator or liquidator of the company, and
- (b) any person who for value acquires an interest in or right over property subject to the charge, where the relevant event occurs after the delivery of the memorandum.
§ (6) Where a relevant event occurs on the same day as the memorandum is delivered, it shall be presumed to have occurred before the memorandum is delivered unless the contrary is proved.".'.—[Mr. Forth.]
§ Brought up, read the First and Second time, and added to the Bill.