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    <description>When payments due at stated intervals are interrupted by a winding-up order or resolution made between those intervals, entitled persons may prove for a proportionate part up to the winding-up date as if the payment accrued day to day; provided that if the liquidator remains in occupation of demised premises, the landlord retains the right to claim rent from the company or the liquidator for the period of occupation.</description>
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