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Clearly the individual who is made subject
to a disqualification order cannot be a registered director
of a company for the period of disqualification.
Neither can that person act as a de facto
director or as a shadow director.
Please click
here for a full description of a de-facto director.
Please click
here for a full description of a shadow director.
If the individual gets involved with
a company after the disqualification order and acts as if
he were a director then severe penalties can follow:
Criminal Sanctions
On conviction, the "director"
could be imprisoned for not more than two years or be fined
(or both). (Crown Court)
OR
Civil Sanctions
The "director" may be personally
liable for the company's debts.
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