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<h1>Rule 214 Details Examination Procedures in LLP Winding-Up: Liquidator's Role and Tribunal Permissions Explained</h1> Rule 214 of the Limited Liability Partnership (Winding up and Dissolution) Rules, 2012, outlines the conduct of examinations during the winding-up process. The Liquidator is primarily responsible for conducting the examination, though the Tribunal may assign this task to a partner or creditor. The Liquidator can attend the examination with legal representation and may question the examinee. Only the Liquidator and their advocate can participate, but the examinee is allowed legal assistance. Creditors or partners may attend if permitted by the Tribunal. Examination notes can be taken for re-examination purposes but must be surrendered to the Tribunal afterward for destruction.