Salu Said Abdallah Disqualified as Director for 7 Years
The official Companies House register of disqualified directors records that Salu Said Abdallah has given a seven-year director disqualification undertaking. The disqualification took effect on 27 August 2026 and remains in force until 26 August 2033. The undertaking was accepted on 6 August 2026 under section 7 of the Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986 under case reference INV7533169.
Disqualification details
| Attribute | Details |
| --- | --- |
| Registered Name | Salu Said ABDALLAH |
| Nationality | Belgian |
| Type | Undertaking |
| Date Undertaken | 6 August 2026 |
| Effective From | 27 August 2026 |
| Effective Until | 26 August 2033 |
| Disqualification Length | 7 years |
| Statutory Basis | Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986 (Section 7) |
| Case Reference | INV7533169 |
| Named Companies | ONE MINUTE SECURITY LIMITED |
Companies named on the register
The disqualification record lists the following company on the official entry:
No further companies are identified on this specific disqualification record. Identity is confirmed solely by the official entry published on the Companies House register.
What a disqualification means in law
Under the Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986, a disqualified individual is legally prohibited from acting as a company director, taking part in the promotion, formation, or management of a company, or acting as a receiver of a company's property without explicit leave of the court.
Disqualification undertakings given under section 7 carry the same legal force as court orders issued under the supervision of the Insolvency Service. Acting in breach of a disqualification undertaking is a criminal offence under section 13 of the Act, punishable by imprisonment or fines, and can lead to personal liability for corporate debts under section 15.
What this means for lenders, suppliers and counterparties
When a director receives a disqualification undertaking, commercial counterparties must verify whether the individual holds active positions or management responsibilities across other entities. Because disqualifications frequently follow formal corporate insolvency, credit controllers and legal advisers should conduct a comprehensive winding up search to identify related corporate distress early.
A thorough credit review includes:
1. Checking active directorships across all UK corporate entities.
2. Reviewing recent board resignations and changes in Persons with Significant Control (PSC).
3. Running a formal winding up search to verify if connected entities face insolvency proceedings.
4. Setting up ongoing monitoring to track future filings or structural changes.
How to check a director or company
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While basic checks can be performed manually by reviewing Companies House entries and gazette publications, automated monitoring tools provide faster alerts. Setting up free company monitoring ensures that credit and compliance teams receive instant notifications whenever statutory filings or officer statuses change. Performing a proactive winding up petition search across historical and active court lists further protects counterparties against undisclosed credit risks.
For credit teams and suppliers
Onboarding new corporate counterparties requires immediate verification of key officers against statutory disqualification registers. Failing to identify a disqualified director participating in management exposes suppliers and lenders to heightened counterparty risk and legal complications. Incorporating routine director checks alongside a mandatory winding up search delivers robust protection during credit underwriting and KYC procedures.
FAQ
What is a disqualification undertaking under Section 7?
A disqualification undertaking is a voluntary legal commitment given by a director to the Secretary of State under Section 7 of the Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986. It has the same legal effect as a disqualification order made by a court.
How long does a director disqualification last?
Disqualification periods under the Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986 range between 2 and 15 years, depending on the circumstances of the case and the statutory provisions applied.
What happens if a disqualified person acts as a director?
Acting as a director or taking part in company management while disqualified is a criminal offence under Section 13 of the CDDA 1986. It can lead to criminal prosecution, fines, imprisonment, and personal liability for company obligations under Section 15.
Can a disqualified director act with court permission?
Yes. A disqualified person may apply to the court under Section 17 of the CDDA 1986 for permission to act as a director or take part in the management of a specific company, subject to specific court restrictions.
Disclaimer
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