Liquidator prohibition on private banking deposits prevents placing company liquidation funds into private accounts. A statutory prohibition requires that neither the Official Liquidator nor the Company Liquidator shall place any monies received in their official capacity into private banking accounts; this applies in the context of winding up and governs handling of company funds to prevent commingling with private accounts.
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Liquidator prohibition on private banking deposits prevents placing company liquidation funds into private accounts.
A statutory prohibition requires that neither the Official Liquidator nor the Company Liquidator shall place any monies received in their official capacity into private banking accounts; this applies in the context of winding up and governs handling of company funds to prevent commingling with private accounts.
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