Inspection rights for creditors and contributories restricted to prescribed rules after a winding-up order, preserving government inspection powers. After a Tribunal order for winding up, creditors and contributories may inspect the company's books and papers only in accordance with prescribed rules; this inspection right is subject to the conditions of those rules and does not exclude or restrict rights that the Central or State Government, their authorities or officers, or persons acting under their authority have under any law.
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Inspection rights for creditors and contributories restricted to prescribed rules after a winding-up order, preserving government inspection powers.
After a Tribunal order for winding up, creditors and contributories may inspect the company's books and papers only in accordance with prescribed rules; this inspection right is subject to the conditions of those rules and does not exclude or restrict rights that the Central or State Government, their authorities or officers, or persons acting under their authority have under any law.
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