Workmen and employee claims in liquidation may be filed through proof, consolidated claims, or books of account. Claims by workmen and employees in liquidation must be submitted to the liquidator in the notified format, either individually or through an authorised representative where dues relate to numerous workmen or employees. The existence of dues may be proved through information utility records or other relevant documents, including proof of employment, evidence of demand and non-payment, and any court or tribunal order, if any. The liquidator may also admit such claims on the basis of the corporate debtor's books of account even if no claim has been filed.
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Workmen and employee claims in liquidation may be filed through proof, consolidated claims, or books of account.
Claims by workmen and employees in liquidation must be submitted to the liquidator in the notified format, either individually or through an authorised representative where dues relate to numerous workmen or employees. The existence of dues may be proved through information utility records or other relevant documents, including proof of employment, evidence of demand and non-payment, and any court or tribunal order, if any. The liquidator may also admit such claims on the basis of the corporate debtor's books of account even if no claim has been filed.
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