Tribunal applications in LLP winding up allow liquidator, partners or creditors to seek directions and set aside attachments. An LLP liquidator, partner or creditor may apply to the Tribunal to determine questions arising in winding up or to exercise, stay or invoke powers the Tribunal could exercise if the LLP were wound up by the Tribunal, including applications to set aside attachments, distress or execution on the LLP's estate after commencement. The Tribunal may allow applications on such terms as it thinks fit or make other orders. A stay order must be filed by the LLP in Form No. 11 with the Registrar within thirty days, excluding time to obtain a certified copy.
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Tribunal applications in LLP winding up allow liquidator, partners or creditors to seek directions and set aside attachments.
An LLP liquidator, partner or creditor may apply to the Tribunal to determine questions arising in winding up or to exercise, stay or invoke powers the Tribunal could exercise if the LLP were wound up by the Tribunal, including applications to set aside attachments, distress or execution on the LLP's estate after commencement. The Tribunal may allow applications on such terms as it thinks fit or make other orders. A stay order must be filed by the LLP in Form No. 11 with the Registrar within thirty days, excluding time to obtain a certified copy.
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