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of <h1>Company liquidation record book: liquidator must minute creditor meetings, resolutions, and tribunal orders to preserve reviewable administration history.</h1> Mandates that the Company Liquidator maintain, for each company under liquidation, a record book containing minutes of all proceedings and resolutions passed at meetings of creditors, contributories, or the advisory committee, and the substance of all orders made by the Tribunal in the liquidation proceedings, together with any other non-account matters necessary to present a correct view of the administration of the company's affairs. The operative effect is to impose a continuing statutory record-keeping obligation to ensure a complete, accurate, and reviewable administrative history of the liquidation apart from books of account.
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