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of <h1>Rule 229: Non-English-speaking creditors can use proxies if explained in their language and signed with an English name.</h1> Rule 229 of the Company Court Rules, 1959, under the Companies Law, allows for the acceptance of a proxy from a creditor or contributory who is not acquainted with English. The proxy is valid if executed according to the previous rule, with a witness certifying that the content was explained in the creditor's or contributory's known language. Additionally, the creditor's or contributory's name must be provided in English below their signature.
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