Liquidator appointments limited by conflict rules; remuneration forms liquidation cost and professionals must disclose relationships. A liquidator may appoint professionals for reasonable remuneration that forms part of the liquidation cost; appointments are prohibited where the professional is a relative of the liquidator, a related party of the corporate debtor, or has served as the corporate debtor's auditor in the five years before liquidation commencement; appointed or proposed professionals must promptly disclose any pecuniary or personal relationship with stakeholders or the corporate debtor to the liquidator.
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Liquidator appointments limited by conflict rules; remuneration forms liquidation cost and professionals must disclose relationships.
A liquidator may appoint professionals for reasonable remuneration that forms part of the liquidation cost; appointments are prohibited where the professional is a relative of the liquidator, a related party of the corporate debtor, or has served as the corporate debtor's auditor in the five years before liquidation commencement; appointed or proposed professionals must promptly disclose any pecuniary or personal relationship with stakeholders or the corporate debtor to the liquidator.
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