Guide to Liquidation
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| What is liquidation or companies winding up ? |
| It is a process whereby the assets of a company are collected and realized in order to pay debts to the creditors. There are two types of winding up namely compulsory and voluntary winding up. |
| Effect of winding up towards the company |
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| Effect of winding up towards directors of company. |
| All the powers of the directors shall cease upon the winding up of a company. The liquidator will take over the administration of the affairs of company’s winding up. |
| Effect of winding up towards contributory of company. |
| The contributory is not personally liable towards the company’s debts. However, liquidator can directs the contributory to pay any unpaid shares. |
| Duties of ex-directors of company |
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| Duties of liquidator |
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| Winding Up Of Societies |
| Effect of the assets and society that has been cancelled |
| The asset of society will be vested on the DGI who will realize the assets and pay the society’s debts due to the creditors who have filed their claim. |
| Winding Up Of Trade Unions |
| Effect on the assets of Trade Union that has been cancelled |
| The property shall vest on the DGI who will realize the assets and pay the trade union’s debts due to the creditors who have filed their claim. |