Abstract
The Chapter explains that there are two routes to the striking off from the register of companies of a company, namely through the unilateral action of the registrar in striking off defunct companies and through the application of the company itself to be struck off. The result of each route is the same. The Chapter discusses the steps that need to be employed to follow either of the aforementioned routes. After doing this the Chapter considers the fact that the striking off of the company does not prohibit the directors being held liable for what they did prior to the striking off. The Chapter ends with a consideration of the Rating (Coronavirus) and Directors Disqualification (Dissolved Companies) Act 2021.
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