Description
Registration is suspended when:
- bankruptcy proceedings are in progress and opposition proceedings to the judgment declaring bankruptcy are pending;
- payment of the annual registration fee has not been made, within the time limit set by law, despite a formal warning from the Provincial Register Committee
- the activity has been interrupted for any reason whatsoever (voluntary suspension).
The suspension may not last longer than two years.
The company is deleted from the register
- when cancellation is requested by it;
- when its activity has effectively ceased;
- when, in the case of a company, it has been wound up;
- when the two-year suspension period has expired and the activity has not been resumed;
- when it has been declared bankrupt by a final judgment;
- when the requirements for access to the profession (good repute, professional suitability, financial standing, establishment) are lost.
With the exception of the case of suspension or voluntary cancellation, before issuing the measure, the provincial administration must carry out the precautionary procedure, provided for by Article 24 of Law no. 298/1974, and assign the company a period of at least thirty days to present any deductions, or, if it so requests, to intervene personally in the proceedings through a legal representative.
In the event that a road haulage company under voluntary suspension from the Register and/or the REN intends to resume operations before the expiry of the suspension period, it must submit the documentation as indicated in the "Documentation to be submitted" section.