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19/05/2007 Ge Capital Corporation LIMITED GEMCOM LIMITED 05263274 (K) 19/05/2007 GE CAPITAL CORPORATION (WHERRY GP) 03553441 (C) 24/05/2007 GEM COMMUNICATION SERVICES LIMITED 04873439 (K) 24/05/2007 LIMITED GEMECH HOLDINGS LIMITED 06193091 (D) 22/05/2007 GE CAPITAL CORPORATION (WHERRY GP) 03553441 (C) 24/05/2007 GEMECH SERVICES LIMITED 06208905 (D) 22/05/2007 LIMITED GEM ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS LIMITED 06240284 (C) 18/05/2007 GE CAPITAL CORPORATION (WHERRY GP) 03553441 (C) 24/05/2007 GEM ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS LIMITED 06240284 (C) 18/05/2007 LIMITED GEMELLI STRATEGIES LIMITED 05582913 (K) 09/05/2007 GE CAPITAL ENERGY FUNDING LIMITED 03338461 (C) 21/05/2007 GEMESIS ENGINEERS LIMITED 06227997 (C) 24/05/2007 GE CAPITAL EQUIPMENT FINANCE LTD 01102466 (C) 21/05/2007 GEMGUARD LIMITED 04360815 (K) 23/05/2007 GE CAPITAL EQUIPMENT FINANCE HOLDINGS 02069687 (C) 21/05/2007 GEMINI BIOMEDICAL LIMITED 05101209 (K) 24/05/2007 GE CAPITAL EQUIPMENT FINANCING LIMITED 01952040 (C) 21/05/2007 GEMINI CONSULTING SERVICES LIMITED 02855667 (K) 25/05/2007 GE CAPITAL (HC) LIMITED 01044171 (C) 21/05/2007 GEMINI GARAGE DOOR SERVICES LIMITED 04514638 (C) 18/05/2007 GE CAPITAL SERVICES (UK) LIMITED 02103739 (C) 21/05/2007 GEMINI INTERNATIONAL LTD 03301836 (C) 18/05/2007 GE CAPITAL SOLUTIONS LIMITED 02564131 (C) 21/05/2007 GEMINI I.T. SOLUTIONS (U.K.) LIMITED 03804067 (K) 24/05/2007 GE COMMERCIAL FINANCE RECEIVABLES 05541908 (C) 21/05/2007 GEMINI MOTOR SERVICES UK LIMITED 05174122 (K) 25/05/2007 LIMITED GEMINI NETWORKS LIMITED 05546112 (K) 25/05/2007 GEDIYAT TWENTY SIXTH PROPERTY LIMITED 02649883 (K) 24/05/2007 GEMINI PUBLISHERS LIMITED 04826505 (K) 24/05/2007 GEE ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT (UK) LIMITED 02945296 (K) 24/05/2007 GEMINI SOFTWARE LIMITED 05079121 (K) 18/05/2007 GEEMAC FINANCE LIMITED 04828308 (K) 23/05/2007 GEMINI TRADING (UK) LTD 05959989 (N) 19/05/2007 GEESTOR PRODUCTIONS LIMITED 03453687 (K) 22/05/2007 GEMMA JONES LIMITED 04642925 (K) 21/05/2007 GE EUROPEAN EQUIPMENT FINANCE LIMITED 01596085 (C) 21/05/2007 GEMMA'S HAIRDRESSING LIMITED 04904675 (K) 24/05/2007 GE EUROPEAN EQUIPMENT FINANCE 02148651 (C) 21/05/2007 THE GEMMOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION AND GEM 01945780 (C) 23/05/2007 (AIRCRAFT NO. 2) LIMITED TESTING LABORATORY OF GREAT BRITAIN GE EUROPEAN EQUIPMENT FINANCE 02663486 (C) 21/05/2007 THE GEMMOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION AND GEM 01945780 (C) 23/05/2007 (AIRCRAFT) LIMITED TESTING LABORATORY OF GREAT BRITAIN GE EUROPEAN EQUIPMENT FINANCE 04688494 (C) 21/05/2007 THE GEMMOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION AND GEM 01945780 (C) 24/05/2007 (RECEIVABLES) LIMITED TESTING LABORATORY OF GREAT BRITAIN GEGEN COMPETITOR INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS 05463513 (C) 31/05/2007 GEM MOTORING ASSIST LIMITED 04556272 (K) 24/05/2007 LIMITED GEMRON UK LTD 04644735 (N) 22/05/2007 G E GOALS LIMITED 04810766 (K) 19/05/2007 GEMSTAR CONSULTANTS LIMITED 03058306 (K) 23/05/2007 G.E. HARRISON & SONS LIMITED 00149364 (N) 29/05/2007 GEM VENTURES LIMITED 03387873 (C) 05/06/2007 GE HEALTHCARE IVD (UK) LIMITED 06126513 (C) 21/05/2007 GENAPTA LIMITED 04250349 (C) 24/05/2007 GE HEALTHCARE IVD (UK) LIMITED 06126513 (C) 21/05/2007 GEN BUSINESS SOLUTIONS LIMITED 04187286 (K) 21/05/2007 GE HEALTHCARE IVD (UK) LIMITED 06126513 (C) 21/05/2007 GENCO (ACT 1) LIMITED 01285511 (R) 26/05/2007 GE HEALTHCARE IVD (UK) LIMITED 06126513 (C) 21/05/2007 GENCO (FC) LIMITED 00011076 (R) 26/05/2007 G.E.I.ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES LIMITED 00367906 (K) 19/05/2007 GENCO (RC) LIMITED 00572047 (R) 26/05/2007 GEI PACKAGING MACHINERY LIMITED 00381648 (C) 25/05/2007 GENCO (SG) LIMITED 01036002 (R) 26/05/2007 GEI PACKAGING MACHINERY LIMITED 00381648 (C) 25/05/2007 GENCO (STORES) LIMITED 03153375 (R) 26/05/2007 GEKA MANUFACTURING LIMITED 01507570 (K) 19/05/2007 GENDALL DESIGN LIMITED 04040522 (K) 22/05/2007 G.E.K.S. LIMITED 03927125 (C) 04/06/2007 GENECA GROUP PLC 05511861 (P) 19/05/2007 GELDER LANDSCAPES LIMITED 04288382 (K) 18/05/2007 GENE D'CRUZE LIMITED 02200621 (K) 19/05/2007 GELDER (LONDON) DEVELOPMENT & 04951154 (K) 30/05/2007 GENE DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED 05059942 (K) 23/05/2007 CONSULTING LIMITED GENERAL ACCIDENT REINSURANCE COMPANY 00013816 (R) 25/05/2007 GELDHOLME LIMITED 01256554 (C) 24/05/2007 LIMITED GELDHOLME (1982) LIMITED 01676629 (C) 24/05/2007 GENERAL AIR SERVICES LIMITED 05209358 (K) 04/06/2007 GE LIGHTING PENSION TRUSTEES LIMITED 02849031 (K) 25/05/2007 GENERAL CAPITAL FINANCE LIMITED 01279925 (C) 25/05/2007 GELITA UK LIMITED 00459742 (C) 19/05/2007 GENERAL CONTRACTOR MANAGEMENT LIMITED 05151080 (N) 29/05/2007 GELMERS CONSTRUCTION LIMITED 06249663 (C) 18/05/2007 GENERAL ECONOMICS LIMITED 06105166 (C) 04/06/2007 GEL SOFTWARE LIMITED 03802244 (K) 22/05/2007 GENERAL ECONOMICS LIMITED 06105166 (C) 04/06/2007 DOCUMENT TYPES (B) TO (R) (CONT'D) GENERAL ENERGY LIMITED 04214735 (K) 03/05/2007 GENETRIX LIMITED 06243309 (C) 24/05/2007 GENERAL EQUIPMENT FINANCE LTD 03773650 (N) 18/05/2007 GENETRIX LIMITED 06243309 (N) 24/05/2007 GENERAL GOLF LIMITED 03080556 (K) 21/05/2007 GENEVIEVE FRENCH LIMITED 05078620 (K) 22/05/2007 GENERAL INDIAN TRADING COMPANY LIMITED 03108487 (K) 24/05/2007 GENEVIEVE ROSE LIMITED 05078632 (K) 22/05/2007 THE GENERAL LEDGER COMPANY LIMITED 02860790 (N) 19/05/2007 GENEVIEVE ROSE JEWELLERY LIMITED 05078633 (K) 22/05/2007 GENERAL MUSIC UK LIMITED 01840398 (C) 23/05/2007 GENICON EUROPE LIMITED 03860438 (K) 19/05/2007 GENERAL PARTNER ROLLS & ARNOLD LIMITED 04189047 (B) 22/05/2007 GENIE-TECH INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 04893633 (K) 23/05/2007 GENERAL PRACTICE INVESTMENT 04461838 (B) 22/05/2007 GENIUS BEATS LIMITED 05249727 (P) 21/05/2007 CORPORATION LIMITED GENMAC SURFACING LIMITED 02070435 (K) 19/05/2007 .
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