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Winding up a company Introduction


Winding Up Procedure
[ Publication date Jan 01, 2001 ]

A company's winding up date starts on the day of the winding up Petition is presented to Court. This is important as there are certain legal implications.
  1. Pending action/proceedings against the company
    The company/any creditor/shareholder may apply to the Court to restrain any action or proceeding against the company after a winding up Petition is presented in Court but before the winding-up order is made.
  2. Disposition of company's property
    The company cannot sell, transfer or dispose of its property in any way without the Court's permission after the commencement of a winding-up action.
  3. Transfer of shares
    Shares of the company cannot be transferred unless Court's permission is granted.
  4. Execution against company's property
    Any execution of a judgment against the company's property after the commencement of winding up is void.
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