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of <h1>Company Liquidator Must Submit Detailed Report Within 60 Days After Winding Up Order Under Relevant Tribunal Rules.</h1> When a Tribunal orders the winding up of a company or appoints a Company Liquidator, the liquidator must submit a report within sixty days. This report should detail the company's assets, capital, liabilities, debts, guarantees, contributories, intellectual property, contracts, legal cases, and any other relevant information. The liquidator must also assess the company's formation for any fraud and evaluate the business's viability or suggest steps to maximize asset value. Creditors and contributories can inspect the report upon request. The liquidator may submit additional reports if necessary.
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