Liquidator access to information must obtain records from regulated systems and provide requested financial data to creditors promptly. The liquidator has a power to access information systems, notwithstanding other laws, to admit and prove claims and identify liquidation estate assets from specified sources including information utilities, credit information systems, government agencies, liability and securities information systems, Board databases and other Board specified sources. Creditors may request financial information relating to the corporate debtor, and the liquidator must provide such information in the specified manner within seven days of request or furnish reasons for not providing it.
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Liquidator access to information must obtain records from regulated systems and provide requested financial data to creditors promptly.
The liquidator has a power to access information systems, notwithstanding other laws, to admit and prove claims and identify liquidation estate assets from specified sources including information utilities, credit information systems, government agencies, liability and securities information systems, Board databases and other Board specified sources. Creditors may request financial information relating to the corporate debtor, and the liquidator must provide such information in the specified manner within seven days of request or furnish reasons for not providing it.
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