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Role of the Treasury Solicitor in the discretionary grant process for dissolved companies that cannot be restored
Applying for a discretionary grant where a dissolved company cannot be restored
How the Treasury Solicitor determines who receives discretionary grants
Statutory Declarations and what to include for companies that cannot be restored
Proof of identity for grant applications where a dissolved company cannot be restored
What happens when the Treasury Solicitor makes a discretionary grant where a dissolved company cannot be restored
Information required when applying for a discretionary grant
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