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Insolvency and BankruptcyApril 30, 2022Case LawsTri
The Liquidator should not expect that applications filed by him will be given due consideration even if he, as applicant, does not choose to appear. There are no reason to treat the Liquidator differently from other applicants whose applications will meet the same fate if they choose not to appear on multiple occasions. - Tri
The Liquidator should not expect that applications filed by him will be given due consideration even if he, as applicant, does not choose to appear. There are no reason to treat the Liquidator differently from other applicants whose applications will meet the same fate if they choose not to appear on multiple occasions. - Tri
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