Tribunal applications in winding up permit liquidators, creditors or contributories to seek determinations and protective orders. The liquidator, any contributory or any creditor may apply to the Tribunal to determine questions arising in the winding up or to exercise powers the Tribunal could exercise if it were winding up the company, including enforcing calls, staying proceedings or related matters, and may apply to set aside any attachment, distress or execution against the company's estate after commencement; the Tribunal may accede wholly or partially on terms it deems just and may require forwarding of a stay order to the Registrar for minute entry.
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Tribunal applications in winding up permit liquidators, creditors or contributories to seek determinations and protective orders.
The liquidator, any contributory or any creditor may apply to the Tribunal to determine questions arising in the winding up or to exercise powers the Tribunal could exercise if it were winding up the company, including enforcing calls, staying proceedings or related matters, and may apply to set aside any attachment, distress or execution against the company's estate after commencement; the Tribunal may accede wholly or partially on terms it deems just and may require forwarding of a stay order to the Registrar for minute entry.
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