Company winding up: liquidator, creditors or contributories could apply to Tribunal for determinations and relief. Section 322, now omitted, previously allowed the company liquidator, contributories or creditors to apply to the Tribunal to determine questions arising in a voluntary winding up, to seek exercise of powers relating to enforcement of calls and stays of proceedings, and to apply for orders setting aside attachments or executions against the company's estate; the Tribunal could grant relief on just and fair terms and required stays to be reported to the Registrar for a minute in the company's records.
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Company winding up: liquidator, creditors or contributories could apply to Tribunal for determinations and relief.
Section 322, now omitted, previously allowed the company liquidator, contributories or creditors to apply to the Tribunal to determine questions arising in a voluntary winding up, to seek exercise of powers relating to enforcement of calls and stays of proceedings, and to apply for orders setting aside attachments or executions against the company's estate; the Tribunal could grant relief on just and fair terms and required stays to be reported to the Registrar for a minute in the company's records.
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