Ha ha same here, been to meetings at club,pubs last one Rhubarb Triangle, then to court demos, badgering Mr Wakefield to lay off the Newmarket build, signed petitions on this and other builds..





, just want the club/York court to get the build done for the next generation of fans, some times it seems forever

Document: DISS40 - Notice of striking-off action discontinued

Nothing to see. Nice try Mr Fender, but I think you're clutching at straws- even for you.

What does that mean?

Quote I performed a search on Companies House. This particular company has this description attached to its recent filing history. Form - DISS40 . Description - Strike-Off action discontinued. What does this mean and what is the relevance? PS Simple carnmores | Wed, 14/09/2005 - 14:36 | Permalink companies, without laibilities, can be struck off by its members or by CH ; however the striking off has to be discontinued if there is an objection. CH then issues a DISS40 to record that fact. And an objection can be made durdledoor | Wed, 06/03/2013 - 12:25 | Permalink And an objection can be made if there are court proceedings for example, against that company. The objection can be upheld (discontinued Strike Off) to prevent the company from manipulating it's assets in order to keep monies for debtors. So I was told.'" www.accountingweb.co.uk/anyanswe ... nies-house I won't pretend I know what any of that means.

Quote I performed a search on Companies House. This particular company has this description attached to its recent filing history. Form - DISS40 . Description - Strike-Off action discontinued. What does this mean and what is the relevance? PS Simple carnmores | Wed, 14/09/2005 - 14:36 | Permalink companies, without laibilities, can be struck off by its members or by CH ; however the striking off has to be discontinued if there is an objection. CH then issues a DISS40 to record that fact. And an objection can be made durdledoor | Wed, 06/03/2013 - 12:25 | Permalink And an objection can be made if there are court proceedings for example, against that company. The objection can be upheld (discontinued Strike Off) to prevent the company from manipulating it's assets in order to keep monies for debtors. So I was told.'" www.accountingweb.co.uk/anyanswe ... nies-house I won't pretend I know what any of that means.

Presume it is something to do with the methley residents newsletter mentioning the possibility of York court being struck off by companies house for late submission of their accounts.

I suspect that the potential for this to happen is no longer there, hence the strike off being discontinued

Spot on.