Resignation of LLP liquidator: requires majority approval by partners and creditors or application for formal determination. The LLP liquidator seeking resignation must convene separate meetings of partners and creditors for majority acceptance; failing acceptance, the liquidator reports results and applies to the Tribunal for determination, which may accept the resignation and issue directions. The liquidator must submit an account of acts and a liquidation statement in the form akin to rule 56 covering from the last statement or appointment to resignation, and expenses of meetings and Tribunal application form part of liquidation costs.