Company liquidator must keep prescribed books; creditors and contributories may inspect them subject to tribunal control. Section 293 requires the company liquidator to keep proper books in a prescribed manner, recording entries or minutes of meetings and other prescribed matters, and allows any creditor or contributory to inspect those books personally or through an agent subject to the control of the tribunal.
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Company liquidator must keep prescribed books; creditors and contributories may inspect them subject to tribunal control.
Section 293 requires the company liquidator to keep proper books in a prescribed manner, recording entries or minutes of meetings and other prescribed matters, and allows any creditor or contributory to inspect those books personally or through an agent subject to the control of the tribunal.
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