This section applies where an offeror pays or transfers consideration to the company under section 981(6).
The company must pay into a separate bank account that complies with subsection (3)—
A bank account complies with this subsection if the balance on the account—
If—
the consideration (together with any interest, dividend or other benefit that has accrued from it) must be paid into court.
This subsection applies where—
In relation to a company registered in Scotland, subsections (7) and (8) apply instead of subsection (4).
If the person entitled to the consideration held on trust by virtue of section 981(9) cannot be found and subsection (5) applies—
must be deposited in the name of the Accountant of Court in a separate bank account complying with subsection (3) and the receipt for the deposit must be transmitted to the Accountant of Court.
Section 150 of the Bankruptcy (Scotland) Act 2016 (so far as consistent with this Act) applies (with any necessary modifications) to sums deposited under subsection (7) as it applies to sums deposited under section 148(3) of that Act.
The expenses of any such enquiries as are mentioned in subsection (5) may be paid out of the money or other property held on trust for the person to whom the enquiry relates.