Proxy appointment for creditor or partner meetings enables designated voting, execution formalities, and lodging requirements. Form No. 61A prescribes a special proxy for creditors or partners to appoint a proxy to vote for or against a specified resolution at a convened meeting or any adjournment; the form must be dated and signed. It permits appointment of the liquidator as proxy, requires firms to sign in the trading name with partner identification, and requires corporate execution under seal or by an authorised officer. The signed proxy must be lodged with the liquidator within the notice period, and voting instructions on amendments may be noted on the proxy.
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Proxy appointment for creditor or partner meetings enables designated voting, execution formalities, and lodging requirements.
Form No. 61A prescribes a special proxy for creditors or partners to appoint a proxy to vote for or against a specified resolution at a convened meeting or any adjournment; the form must be dated and signed. It permits appointment of the liquidator as proxy, requires firms to sign in the trading name with partner identification, and requires corporate execution under seal or by an authorised officer. The signed proxy must be lodged with the liquidator within the notice period, and voting instructions on amendments may be noted on the proxy.
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