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<h1>Clause 311: Removing and Replacing Company Liquidator in Voluntary Winding Up Requires Written Notice and Majority Agreement.</h1> Clause 311 of the Companies Bill, 2011, addresses the removal and replacement of a Company Liquidator during voluntary winding up. A Company Liquidator can be removed by the company if appointed by them, or by creditors if they approved or made the appointment. Removal requires written notice stating the grounds. If three-fourths of the members or creditors, in value, agree to the removal after considering any response from the Liquidator, he must vacate the office. If a vacancy arises due to death, resignation, or removal, it must be filled according to the procedures outlined in section 310.