All sections · Part XVI: Disqualification Orders
270 Consequences of breaking a disqualification order
(1) A person who contravenes any provision of a disqualification order —
(a) commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine not
exceeding US$10,000; and
(b) is personally liable for any debts and liabilities of the company
in relation to which the contravention was committed which
were incurred at any time when he was acting in contravention
of the disqualification order.
(2) A person‘s liability pursuant to subsection (1)(b) is joint and several with
that of the company and of any other person so liable in relation to that
company.
(a) commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine not
exceeding US$10,000; and
(b) is personally liable for any debts and liabilities of the company
in relation to which the contravention was committed which
were incurred at any time when he was acting in contravention
of the disqualification order.
(2) A person‘s liability pursuant to subsection (1)(b) is joint and several with
that of the company and of any other person so liable in relation to that
company.
