CAP. 32]
Companies.
[r. 166 cont.] case may be, received or paid any sum of money on account of the assets of the company, he shall, at the time when he is required to transmit his accounts to the Official Receiver, forward to the Official Receiver an affidavit of no receipts or payments.
Proceedings on resignation, &c., of liquidator.
R. 178.
Disposal of books,
Expenses of sales. R. 179.
Taxation of by or to Official Receiver or liquidator
167. (1) Upon a liquidator resigning, or being released or removed from his office, he shall deliver over to the Official Receiver, or as the case may be, to the new liquidator, all books kept by him, and all other books, documents, papers, and accounts in his possession relating to the office of liquidator. The release of a liquidator shall not take effect unless and until he has delivered over to the Official Receiver, or as the case may be to the new liquidator, all the books, papers, documents, and accounts which he is by this rule required to deliver on his release.
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(2) The court may, at any time during the progress of the liquidation, on the application of the liquidator or the Official Receiver, direct that such of the books, papers, and documents of the company or of the liquidator as are no longer required for the purpose of the liquidation, may be sold, destroyed, or otherwise disposed of.
168. Where property forming part of a company's assets is sold by the liquidator through an auctioneer or other agent, the gross proceeds of the sale shall be paid over by such auctioneer or agent, and the charges and expenses connected with the sale shall afterwards be paid to such auctioneer or agent, on the production of the necessary certificate of the taxing officer. Every liquidator by whom such auctioneer or agent is employed, shall, unless the court otherwise orders, be accountable for the proceeds of every such sale.
Taxation of Costs.
169. Every solicitor, manager, accountant, auctioneer, costs payable broker, or other person employed by an Official Receiver or liquidator in a winding up by the court shall on request by the Official Receiver or liquidator (to be made a sufficient time before the declaration of a dividend) deliver his bill of costs or charges to the Official Receiver or liquidator for the purpose of taxation; and if he fails to do
or by company
R. 180.
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CAP. 32]
Companies.
[r. 166 cont.] case may be, received or paid any sum of money on account of the assets of the company, he shall, at the time when he is required to transmit his accounts to the Official Re- ceiver, forward to the Official Receiver an affidavit of no receipts or payments.
Proceedings on resigna- tion, &c., of liquidator.
R. 178.
Disposal of books,
Expenses of sales. R. 179.
Taxation of
by or to Official
Receiver or liquidator
167. (1) Upon a liquidator resigning, or being released or removed from his office, he shall deliver over to the Official Receiver, or as the case may be, to the new liquida- tor, all books kept by him, and all other books, documents, papers, and accounts in his possession relating to the office. of liquidator. The release of a liquidator shall not take effect unless and until he has delivered over to the Official Receiver, or as the case may be to the new liquidator, all the books, papers, documents, and accounts which he is by this rule required to deliver on his release.
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(2) The court may, at any time during the progress of the liquidation, on the application of the liquidator or the Official Receiver, direct that such of the books, papers, and documents of the company or of the liquidator as are no longer required for the purpose of the liquidation, may be sold, destroyed, or otherwise disposed of.
168. Where property forming part of a company's assets is sold by the liquidator through an auctioneer or other agent, the gross proceeds of the sale shall be paid over by such auctioneer or agent, and the charges and expenses connected with the sale shall afterwards be paid to such auctioneer or agent, on the production of the necessary certificate of the taxing officer. Every liquidator by whom such auctioneer or agent is employed, shall, unless the court otherwise orders, be accountable for the proceeds of every such sale.
Taxation of Costs.
169. Every solicitor, manager, accountant, auctioneer, costs payable broker, or other person employed by an Official Receiver or liquidator in a winding up by the court shall on request by the Official Receiver or liquidator (to be made a sufficient time before the declaration of a dividend) deliver his bill of costs or charges to the Official Receiver or liquidator for the purpose of taxation; and if he fails to do
or by company
R. 180.
96
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