Dissolution is the final stage of liquidation. After a company's affairs are "wound-up," a liquidator calls a final meeting of the members and/or creditors.Explain how...

      

Dissolution is the final stage of liquidation. After a company's affairs are "wound-up," a liquidator calls a final meeting of the members and/or creditors.Explain how winding up and dissolution takes place.

  

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sharon
Winding Up:
1. The winding up of a company is heard and judged by the Tribunal.
2. The process of winding up is purely judicial function.
3. The Liquidator has important role in the winding up.
4. After winding up, dissolution takes place.
Dissolution:
1. The dissolution of a company is recorded and registered by the Registrar of Companies.
2. The process of dissolution is purely administrative function.
3. The Liquidator does have any important role in the dissolution.
4. The dissolution must take place after winding up.

sharon kalunda answered the question on April 15, 2019 at 05:52


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