Power to declare company dissolution void: tribunal may revive the company and permit pre-dissolution proceedings to continue. The tribunal may, within two years of a company's dissolution and on application by the liquidator or any interested person, declare the dissolution void and permit proceedings as if the company had not been dissolved. The applicant must file a certified copy of the order with the Registrar within thirty days or such extended time as allowed, and failure to do so incurs a daily fine for the period of default.
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Power to declare company dissolution void: tribunal may revive the company and permit pre-dissolution proceedings to continue.
The tribunal may, within two years of a company's dissolution and on application by the liquidator or any interested person, declare the dissolution void and permit proceedings as if the company had not been dissolved. The applicant must file a certified copy of the order with the Registrar within thirty days or such extended time as allowed, and failure to do so incurs a daily fine for the period of default.
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