Unregistered company treatment: winding-up provisions apply cumulatively and Tribunal or Official Liquidator may exercise analogous powers. Winding-up provisions for unregistered companies operate cumulatively with the Act's general winding-up provisions; the Tribunal and Official Liquidator may exercise the same powers in winding up unregistered companies as in winding up registered companies. An unregistered company is not deemed a company under the Act except when being wound up, and only to the extent provided in this Part.
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Unregistered company treatment: winding-up provisions apply cumulatively and Tribunal or Official Liquidator may exercise analogous powers.
Winding-up provisions for unregistered companies operate cumulatively with the Act's general winding-up provisions; the Tribunal and Official Liquidator may exercise the same powers in winding up unregistered companies as in winding up registered companies. An unregistered company is not deemed a company under the Act except when being wound up, and only to the extent provided in this Part.
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