269 Revocation of disqualification orders

(1) A person subject to a disqualification order may apply to the Court for a
disqualification
revocation of the order on the ground that he is no longer unfit to be
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concerned in the management of a company, and the Court may grant the
application if satisfied that —

(a) it would not be contrary to the public interest to do so; and

(b) the applicant is no longer unfit to be concerned in the
management of a company.


(2) An application under this section for the revocation of a disqualification
order shall not be heard unless the person upon whose application the
disqualification order was made has been served with notice of the
application to revoke not less than 28 days (or such other period as the
Court may in its absolute discretion direct) before the date of the hearing
and, without prejudice to the foregoing, the Court may —

(a) direct that notice of the application to revoke shall also be
served on such other persons as the Court thinks fit; and

(b) for that purpose adjourn the hearing of the application.

(3) The revocation of a disqualification order may, with the consent of the
parties and in the Court‘s absolute discretion, be granted by consent.

(4) The Court shall direct that a copy of the order revoking a disqualification
order be served upon the Registrar.