Chapter 10 Voluntary Liquidation Of Company

Section 131 : Powers and duties of liquidator

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1) The liquidator appointed under this Act shall, mutatis mutandis, exercise and perform all the powers and duties which may be exercised and performed by a liquidators under the prevailing law on insolvency.

2) It shall be the duty of the liquidator to do the following acts, without prejudice to the generality of Sub-section(1):

(a) T0 prepare and submit to the office, the statements and accounts of incomes and expenditures in the course of liquidation in every six months after the appointment of the liquidator.

(b) To inform the shareholders of the company about the progress on the liquidation proceedings in every six months after the appointment of the liquidator.

(c) To obtain and recover all properties or amounts required to be obtained and recovered on behalf of the company and repay and discharge the debts and other liabilities of all the creditors of the company;

(d) Following the completion of the act as referred to in Clause (c) , to call the general meeting of shareholders and present therein a proposed report and return on the distribution of the remaining properties of the company to the shareholders:

(e) If the shareholders holding at least seventy five per cent of the paid up share capital consent to the return as referred to in Clause (d), to make payment of amounts to the shareholders accordingly:

(f) At the completion of liquidation proceedings, to prepare a report on the properties recovered, payments made to the creditors and distributions made to the shareholders, on behalf of the company, and submit such report, certifying that the company has been liquated, accompanied by the auditor’s report, to the Office.

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