Supervised winding-up grants the liquidator court-equivalent powers and deems proceedings stayed, including enforcement of calls. The omitted section treated a winding up subject to supervision as conferring on the liquidator, subject to Court-imposed restrictions, all powers exercisable as if the company were wound up voluntarily, and deemed such an order equivalent, for purposes including staying suits and enforcing calls, to a winding up by the Court, with the Court retaining full authority to make and enforce calls and to direct acts in favour of the liquidator.
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Supervised winding-up grants the liquidator court-equivalent powers and deems proceedings stayed, including enforcement of calls.
The omitted section treated a winding up subject to supervision as conferring on the liquidator, subject to Court-imposed restrictions, all powers exercisable as if the company were wound up voluntarily, and deemed such an order equivalent, for purposes including staying suits and enforcing calls, to a winding up by the Court, with the Court retaining full authority to make and enforce calls and to direct acts in favour of the liquidator.
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