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Company dissolution, strike-off and liquidation notices

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Illustrative company-record review relating to company dissolution, strike-off and liquidation notices
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Similar closure words can describe different procedures

A strike-off notice, liquidation appointment and dissolution record do not necessarily announce the same legal event. The company may pass through several stages, and some notices invite responses before a final outcome. Read the issuing authority’s terminology and match the company number before deciding whether the document records an intention, an ongoing process or completed removal.

Preserve the order of the notices

UK dissolution guidance explains the strike-off process, The Gazette publishes relevant notices, and the company search provides the underlying corporate record. Compare the dates across these sources and look for later developments that qualify an earlier notice. Where restoration or another subsequent event is recorded, retain it in the chronology rather than leaving the closure summary frozen at its first publication.

Sources and services to consult

  1. Companies House dissolution guidanceRead the UK process leading from strike-off action to dissolution.
  2. The Gazette insolvency noticesSearch dated notices relating to insolvency and company closure events.
  3. Companies House searchCheck the company record for the latest status and associated filings.