Books of account: LLP liquidator must maintain full records and make accounts available for creditor inspection. The LLP liquidator must keep proper books of account showing all receipts and payments in the prescribed form, and keep such books as directed by the Committee of Inspection or, if none, by the creditors, producing all relevant books, accounts and documents to them on request. He must also maintain a record book of minutes, resolutions, particulars of transactions and a notice register with dispatcher initials. The liquidator's accounts are open to inspection by any creditor or partner during office hours upon payment of the specified inspection fee per hour or part thereof.
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Books of account: LLP liquidator must maintain full records and make accounts available for creditor inspection.
The LLP liquidator must keep proper books of account showing all receipts and payments in the prescribed form, and keep such books as directed by the Committee of Inspection or, if none, by the creditors, producing all relevant books, accounts and documents to them on request. He must also maintain a record book of minutes, resolutions, particulars of transactions and a notice register with dispatcher initials. The liquidator's accounts are open to inspection by any creditor or partner during office hours upon payment of the specified inspection fee per hour or part thereof.
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