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Private limited company (dissolved) · No. SC020256 · GlasgowiSource and licenceCompany record Companies House API (company profile and officers), retrieved 29 October 2026Officers Companies House API (company profile and officers)Significant control Companies House people with significant control snapshot, 1 October 2026Licence Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: Companies House.How we handle data

James Murray & Sons (Scotland) Limited

DissolvedDissolved on 22 January 2019

Status
Dissolved
on 22 January 2019
Net assets
Minus £39k
same as 2017
Incorporated
1938
80 years before it ended, 14 Mar 1938
Directors
2
at dissolution
Last accounts
28 Feb 2018
made up to this date, micro entity

Officers at dissolution

3iOfficers still in post on the day the company was dissolved. Names link to a Governance Register profile where the same Companies House appointment is on it.
NameRoleAppointed
Brian Israel LinksDirectorbefore 30 December 1988
David Samuel LinksDirectorbefore 30 December 1988
David Samuel LinksCompany secretarybefore 30 December 1988

People with significant control

1iFrom Companies House people with significant control snapshot, 1 October 2026. Companies House keeps these records for dissolved companies. Addresses are not shown.
NameControlFromUntil
A. Links & Company LtdCompany
  • Owns 75 to 100% of shares
  • Holds 75 to 100% of voting rights
  • Can appoint and remove directors
15 November 2016-

About this company

Company number
SC020256
Type
Private limited company
Status
Dissolved
Jurisdiction
Scotland
Incorporated
14 March 1938
Dissolved
22 January 2019
Nature of business
74990 - Non-trading company
Last accounts made up to
28 February 2018 (micro entity)
Insolvency history
None recorded
Liquidated
No

Financial history

3 years heldiHover over the chart, or focus it and use the left and right arrow keys, to read each year. Every figure is also in the table.
Series shown: Net assets and cash
-£40k-£30k-£20k-£10k£0201820172016-£38.88k

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Figures from filed accounts, newest year first
Year endingAccountsTurnoverProfit or lossNet assetsTotal assets less current liabilitiesCashEmployees
28 February 2018FRS102Not reportedNot reported-£38.88k-£38.88kNot reportedNot reported
28 February 2017FRS102Not reportedNot reported-£38.88k-£38.88kNot reportedNot reported
28 February 2016-Not reportedNot reported-£38.88k-£38.88kNot reportedNot reported
  • Absent is not zero. A figure shown as Not reported was not given in the accounts we hold. Small and micro companies do not have to file a profit and loss account, so turnover and profit are usually absent for them.
  • The 2016 row is partial: accounts filed before October 2016 are not in our set.
  • Employees, cash and net assets are shown as Not shown when the filed figure is not possible (for example a negative headcount or negative cash).
Definitions
Total assets less current liabilities
Fixed assets plus current assets, minus what the company owes within a year. It is not total assets: cash can be larger than this figure when the company owes a lot in the short term. Where a filing does not give it, the table marks the fixed-assets figure used instead.
Net assets
What the company owns minus everything it owes. Also called shareholders' funds.
Turnover
Sales for the year. Only larger companies report it.
Accounts
The accounting framework named in the filing (for example FRS 102). Not stated means the filing does not say.

Source: Companies House accounts (iXBRL and XBRL), ten most recent years held, read by Governance Register from the monthly bulk accounts files. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Key dates and compliance

Accounts category
Micro-entityThe smallest category of accounts, with a very short balance sheet.
Accounts last made up to
28 February 2018
Dissolved on
22 January 2019

Filing history at Companies House (opens in a new tab)

Source: Companies House company file (1 October 2026) and, for new companies, the Companies Act timetable. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.