263 Dissolution of incorporated body
Charities Act 2011 (2011 c 25) | Legislation

263  Dissolution of incorporated body

(1)     The Commission may of its own motion make an order dissolving an incorporated body from such date as is specified in the order, if the Commission is satisfied—

(a)     that the body has no assets or does not operate,

(b)     that the relevant charity has ceased to exist,

(c)     that the institution previously constituting, or treated by the Commission as constituting, the relevant charity has ceased to be, or (as the case may be) was not at the time of the body's incorporation, a charity, or

(d)     that the purposes of the relevant charity—

(i)     have been achieved so far as is possible, or

(ii)     are in practice incapable of

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