L22 Lecture Notes - Companies Act 2013, National Company Law Tribunal, Financial Statement

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Liquidation of company refers to a process in which a company"s existence is brought to an end. On liquidation the affairs of a company are wound up and its name is struck off from the. Register of the registrar of companies and this fact is published in the official gazette. The word liquidation has been replaced by winding-up resulted the term liquidation has not been used anywhere in the companies act, 2013. It is the word winding-up which has been used in this act. It is worth mentioning that the process of liquidation is legally termed as. As per section 2 (94a) of the companies act 2013, winding-up means winding up under this. Act or liquidation under the insolvency and bankruptcy code, 2016, as applicable. Note: winding-up of a company is different from its dissolution. Winding-up is the process of closing or finishing a company.

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