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Official Liquidator Reluctant to Relinquish Control in Winding Up; Directions Issued to Address Conduct Issues.

December 5, 2019

Case Laws     Companies Law     HC

Winding up proceedings - conduct of Official Liquidator (OL) - The OL really should have no interest in seeking to retain its control over the company under liquidation since, supposedly, it has no pecuniary interest in the matter. - OL is not willing to let go of its control over the company under liquidation. - Direction issued.

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