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Winding up (Members' voluntary liquidation (Statutory declaration of…
Winding up
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Compulsory liquidation
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A petition to wind up, which must be advertised in the Gazette, is made to the court
If the petition is successful, a court order is granted
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Upon receipt of a notice from the liquidator of the final meeting of the creditors or notice from the receiver that the winding-up is complete, the Registrar will register it and publish its receipt in the Gazette
Voluntary striking off
On application by a company, the Registrar may strike the company's name off the register
The application must be made on the company's behalf by its directors or by a majority of them, and must contain the prescribed information
A copy of the application must be given to certain parties, such as every member, employee, creditor and director within 7 days from which the application is made
The Registrar publishes a notice in the Gazette stating that the registrar may exercise the power under this section in relation to the company and inviting any person to show cause why that should not be done
Three months after the publication in the Gazette, the Registrar must publish notice in the Gazette of the company's name having been struck off
On the publication of the notice in the Gazette, the company is dissolved
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Gazette: The official newspaper record in the United Kingdom. The London Gazette is the gazette for companies incorporated in England and Wales