Liquidator's statement of account requires itemised assets, receipts, distributions and declaration of winding up accounts and costs. Form No. 156 is the liquidator's statement of account for a members' or creditors' voluntary winding up, requiring identification of the winding up, itemised receipts and payments, classification and estimated and realised values of assets, specification of liquidator remuneration and liquidation costs, allocation of net realisations to debenture holders, preferential and unsecured creditors and contributories, declaration of dividends or returns per rupee of share, disclosure of unrealisable assets and amounts paid into the Companies Liquidation Account for unclaimed distributions, and the liquidator's signed declaration of accuracy from commencement to close.
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Liquidator's statement of account requires itemised assets, receipts, distributions and declaration of winding up accounts and costs.
Form No. 156 is the liquidator's statement of account for a members' or creditors' voluntary winding up, requiring identification of the winding up, itemised receipts and payments, classification and estimated and realised values of assets, specification of liquidator remuneration and liquidation costs, allocation of net realisations to debenture holders, preferential and unsecured creditors and contributories, declaration of dividends or returns per rupee of share, disclosure of unrealisable assets and amounts paid into the Companies Liquidation Account for unclaimed distributions, and the liquidator's signed declaration of accuracy from commencement to close.
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