Company winding-up: Tribunal can summon persons, compel documents, and order payment or delivery to the liquidator. The Tribunal, after appointment of a provisional liquidator or a winding up order, may summon officers or persons suspected of possessing company property, books or being indebted to the company, examine them on oath or by written interrogatory, require production of documents while determining any claimed liens, direct the liquidator to report on debts or property in others' possession, and order payment or delivery to the provisional liquidator or liquidator; such orders are executed as civil decrees and discharge the payer or deliverer unless otherwise directed.
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Company winding-up: Tribunal can summon persons, compel documents, and order payment or delivery to the liquidator.
The Tribunal, after appointment of a provisional liquidator or a winding up order, may summon officers or persons suspected of possessing company property, books or being indebted to the company, examine them on oath or by written interrogatory, require production of documents while determining any claimed liens, direct the liquidator to report on debts or property in others' possession, and order payment or delivery to the provisional liquidator or liquidator; such orders are executed as civil decrees and discharge the payer or deliverer unless otherwise directed.
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