Operational creditor claims proof rules govern submission to the liquidator and acceptable evidence of debt in liquidation. Operational creditors, other than workmen or employees, must submit proof of claim to the liquidator in the prescribed form by post, electronically, or in person. Debt may be proved through information utility records or other relevant documents, including supply contracts with invoices, a court or tribunal order on non-payment, or the corporate person's financial accounts.
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Operational creditor claims proof rules govern submission to the liquidator and acceptable evidence of debt in liquidation.
Operational creditors, other than workmen or employees, must submit proof of claim to the liquidator in the prescribed form by post, electronically, or in person. Debt may be proved through information utility records or other relevant documents, including supply contracts with invoices, a court or tribunal order on non-payment, or the corporate person's financial accounts.
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