Proxy appointment in winding-up: creditors and contributories may empower the liquidator or chairman to act as their proxy. Creditors and contributories may appoint the Official Liquidator in a court winding-up, and in a voluntary winding-up may appoint the liquidator - or, if none, the Chairman of the meeting - to act as their general or special proxy, enabling delegation of representation and voting rights in both forms of liquidation.
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Proxy appointment in winding-up: creditors and contributories may empower the liquidator or chairman to act as their proxy.
Creditors and contributories may appoint the Official Liquidator in a court winding-up, and in a voluntary winding-up may appoint the liquidator - or, if none, the Chairman of the meeting - to act as their general or special proxy, enabling delegation of representation and voting rights in both forms of liquidation.
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