Investment oversight requires periodic examination of liquidation accounts and recording decisions on surplus funds by the liquidator. The liquidator must, at the end of every three months, examine each liquidation account to ascertain moneys available for investment and make an entry in ... Summary
Investment oversight requires periodic examination of liquidation accounts and recording decisions on surplus funds by the liquidator.
The liquidator must, at the end of every three months, examine each liquidation account to ascertain moneys available for investment and make an entry in the LLP Record Book recording the examination, the decision on investment of surplus funds, and, if no investment is made, the reasons for that decision.
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