A company in default on repaying deposits may not give loans under s.186(8) until:
AThe Registrar permits
BThe next AGM is held
CAccounts are audited
DThe default ceases
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. The default ceases
The bar lasts only so long as the deposit default is subsisting.
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