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Creditors’ voluntary winding-up

Creditors’ voluntary winding-up:  The creditors would be mainly concerned if the company arrives at the decision that it should wind-up itself because of the inability to meet its liabilities. Therefore: (i) […]

Members’ voluntary winding-up

Members’ voluntary winding-up: (i) Directors (both where 2 directors majority where more than 2 directors) have to make a declaration of solvency under Section 488 at the Board Meeting. This declaration together […]

Provisions applicable to every voluntary winding-up

Provisions applicable to every voluntary winding-up: These provisions are contained in Sections 510 to 521. These are summarised below: (a) As regards the distribution, on realisation of the assets of the […]

Position of a ‘voluntary’ liquidator

Position of a ‘voluntary’ liquidator:  It has been held that a voluntary liquidator is not an officer of the Court, [Re. Hills Waterfall etc. Co. (196) Ch. 946, 954].- also that […]

Procedure of creditors’ voluntary winding-up

Procedure of creditors’ voluntary winding-up:  (1) The creditors of a company would be mainly concerned if the company arrives at the decision that it should wind -up itself because of its inability […]

Procedure of members’ voluntary winding-up

Procedure of members’ voluntary winding-up: The procedure for a member’s voluntary winding-up of a company is narrated below: (i) At the Board’s meeting, the directors have to make a declaration of […]

Procedure of winding-up

Procedure of winding-up: The procedure applicable to the two types of voluntary winding-up is somewhat different. The provisions under Sections 490 to 498 are applicable to a members’ voluntary winding-up, whereas Sections […]

Creditors’ voluntary winding-up

Creditors’ voluntary winding-up: Where the declaration of solvency, referred to under members’ voluntary winding-up has not been made by the directors and filed with the Registrar, the winding-up is known as a […]