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Provisional attachment fails without material showing likely concealment, transfer, or dealing that could frustrate confiscation of mortgaged property...
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Section 32A protection extends the clean slate principle to a corporate debtor sold as a going concern during liquidation, subject to fulfilment of statutory conditions. Unclaimed past liabilities, pending or future proceedings, and pre-existing non-compliances cannot continue against the purchaser after completion of the sale where the statutory protection applies. This consequence arises by operation of law rather than as a discretionary waiver or concession. Purchasers seeking waivers or concessions concerning past liabilities must pursue those requests before the relevant statutory authorities.
Section 32A protection extends the clean slate principle to a corporate debtor sold as a going concern during liquidation, subject to fulfilment of statutory conditions. Unclaimed past liabilities, pending or future proceedings, and pre-existing non-compliances cannot continue against the purchaser after completion of the sale where the statutory protection applies. This consequence arises by operation of law rather than as a discretionary waiver or concession. Purchasers seeking waivers or concessions concerning past liabilities must pursue those requests before the relevant statutory authorities.
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