Stay of winding-up proceedings requires notice to petitioning parties and the Official Liquidator and filing a certified copy. An application for a stay of winding-up proceedings must be made on notice to the parties to the petition and any other persons the Court directs; if the applicant is not the Official Liquidator, notice must be given to the Official Liquidator, and any stay order must direct the applicant to file a certified copy with the Registrar of Companies.
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Stay of winding-up proceedings requires notice to petitioning parties and the Official Liquidator and filing a certified copy.
An application for a stay of winding-up proceedings must be made on notice to the parties to the petition and any other persons the Court directs; if the applicant is not the Official Liquidator, notice must be given to the Official Liquidator, and any stay order must direct the applicant to file a certified copy with the Registrar of Companies.
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