Notice of meeting to LLP officers requires attendance or written responses; non-compliance may be reported to Tribunal. The Liquidator in a Tribunal winding-up must give officers deemed necessary for creditor meetings fourteen days' notice of the meeting by personal delivery or prescribed postal modes, using the prescribed form; officers are obliged to attend when required and non-attendance may be reported to the Tribunal. Alternatively, the Liquidator may require written answers to interrogatories or information in lieu of attendance, and failure to comply with such requisitions must be reported to the Tribunal.
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Notice of meeting to LLP officers requires attendance or written responses; non-compliance may be reported to Tribunal.
The Liquidator in a Tribunal winding-up must give officers deemed necessary for creditor meetings fourteen days' notice of the meeting by personal delivery or prescribed postal modes, using the prescribed form; officers are obliged to attend when required and non-attendance may be reported to the Tribunal. Alternatively, the Liquidator may require written answers to interrogatories or information in lieu of attendance, and failure to comply with such requisitions must be reported to the Tribunal.
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