131 Company's statement of affairs
Insolvency Act 1986 (1986 c 45) | Legislation

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131  Company's statement of affairs

(1)     Where the court has made a winding-up order or appointed a provisional liquidator, the official receiver may require some or all of the persons mentioned in subsection (3) below to make out and submit to him a statement in the prescribed form as to the affairs of the company.

(2)     The statement . . . shall show—

(a)     particulars of the company's assets, debts and liabilities;

(b)     the names and addresses of the company's creditors;

(c)     the securities held by them respectively;

(d)     the dates when the securities were respectively given; and

(e)     such further or other information as may be prescribed or as the official receiver may require.

[(2A)     The statement shall . . .—

(a)

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