Section 186

Where an application is made for judicial review of a decision of the Bank to exercise the stabilisation powers in relation to an institution under resolution (“relevant proceedings”)— a ruling by the court that the decision is unlawful shall not affect— made by a stabilisation instrument made by the Bank pursuant to that decision; and a relevant transfer, special bail-in provision (within the meaning given by section 48B of the Banking Act 2009), or provision under section 48L of that Act in relation to securities issued by the institution under resolution, the court may not quash any provision in a stabilisation instrument made by the Bank if that provision makes— a relevant transfer; special bail-in provision; or provision under section 48L of the Banking Act 2009 in relation to securities issued by the institution under resolution. For the purposes of paragraph (1)— “stabilisation instrument” means— made by the Bank in the exercise of the stabilisation powers provided for in section 1(4) of the Banking Act 2009, and for these purposes “share transfer instrument”, “property transfer instrument”, “resolution instrument” and “third country instrument” have the meaning given in article 184; a share transfer instrument, a property transfer instrument, a resolution instrument, or a third-country instrument, a transfer is a “relevant transfer” if it transfers to any person— property, rights or liabilities of the institution under resolution or of a relevant resolution company; or securities issued by the institution under resolution or by a relevant resolution company; for the purposes of sub-paragraph (b)— “resolution company” has the meaning given by section 29A of the Banking Act 2009 ; and a resolution company is a relevant resolution company if property, rights or liabilities of the institution under resolution have been transferred to it. For the purposes of this article “institution under resolution” has the meaning given in article 185. Paragraph (1) does not affect the power of the court, subject to section 244 of the Banking Act 2009 (immunity), to award damages as a remedy in relevant proceedings.

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Source: legislation.gov.uk · retrieved 2026-09-04