104 Power to amend, etc to assimilate to company law
Building Societies Act 1986 (1986 c 53) | Legislation

Part XI Miscellaneous and Supplementary and Conveyancing Services

Miscellaneous and supplementary

104  Power to amend, etc to assimilate to company law

(1)     If, on any modification of the statutory provisions in force in Great Britain or Northern Ireland relating to companies, it appears to the Treasury to be expedient to modify the relevant provisions of this Act for the purpose of assimilating the law relating to companies and the law relating to building societies, the Treasury may, by order, make such modifications of the relevant provisions of this Act as they think

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