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2. “Dissolution of company means to
bring to an end a company’s
existence. In other words, it means
a company stops to commence its
business and normal activities.
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3. MODES OF DISSOLUTION
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Dissolution of
Company
Winding Up
Voluntary
Members
Creditors
Compulsory Court
Striking Off
Registrar’s own
motion
Application by
director/member
/liquidator
4. WINDING UP
A process in which the existence of a company is brought to an
end where all the company’s assets are collected to pay its
debt and if there is any the surplus, then it will be distributed
among its members.
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5. TYPES OF WINDING UP-S.432
▰ VOLUNTARY WINDING UP
Can be affected either by the
members of company or
creditors.
▰ COMPULSORY WINDING UP
Can be initiated by presentation
of petition to the court by a party
with locus standi to do so.
Section 464:
Company/Creditor/Liquidator/
Minister/BNM/Registrar
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7. GROUNDS FOR WINDING UP-S.439
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Fixed period by the
company
constitution expired
Any event specified
by the company
constitution
occurred +
resolution
Resolves by special
resolution
8. PROCEDURES
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Step 1
• Board of Directors' meeting to
determine solvency position of
company.
Step 2
• Section 443:
• Solvency declaration lodged to CCM
Step 3
• Section 439(1):
• General meeting held to pass
special resolution and appoint
liquidator
Step 4
• Section 439(2):
• Advertisement of winding up in
newspaper
• Lodge resolution & appointment
of liquidator to CCM
10. GROUNDS FOR WINDING UP-S.448
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Directors not making
declaration of
insolvency under
Section 443
Creditors’ meeting &
company’s meeting
resolved that the
company be wound
up voluntarily
11. PROCEDURES
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• Section 440:
• Statutory
declaration to
CCM
• Appoint interim
liquidator
Step 1
• General
meeting held to
pass special
resolution
Step 2 • Section 449:
• Creditors'
meeting
• Section
432(2)(b):
• Appoint
liquidator
Step 3
• Section 439(2):
• Advertisement of
winding up in
newspaper
• Lodge resolution and
appointment of
liquidator to CCM
Step 4
13. GROUNDS FOR WINDING UP-S.465
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Resolves by special
resolution to be
wound up by the
court
Defaults in lodging
the statutory
declaration
Does not commence
business within a
year from its
incorporation
Suspends its
business for a whole
year
Company has no
member
Company unable to
pay its debts
Director has acted in
his own interests
(Unfair/unjust to
members)
Fixed duration by
the constitution
expired
The court’s opinion
it is just and
equitable for the
company to wind up
Licensed under
FSA/IFSA 2013
revoked/ without
license
Unlawful purpose/
prejudicial to the
public peace,
welfare/ immoral
Minister made
declaration under
Section 590
14. PROCEDURES
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Step 1
•Section 464:
•Petition to the court
Step 2
•Section 469:
•Hear the petition and may dismiss or grant the winding up order
•Section 476:
•Appoint interim liquidator
Step 3
•Section 468:
•Payment of costs by the petitioner
Step 4
•Section 474:
•Lodge the court's order and appointment of liquidator
16. APPOINTMENT OF LIQUIDATOR
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Section 445 & 453
• Members voluntary winding up = Company
• If company failed, then court will appoint
Section 450 & 453
• Creditors voluntary winding up = Creditors
• If creditors failed, then court will appoint
Section 476&477
• Compulsory winding up = Court
18. POWERS OF LIQUIDATORS-S.456
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Eleventh Schedule Twelfth Schedule
Voluntary winding up Compulsory winding up
Settling a list of contributories Divided into two: Power exercisable without
authority & Power exercisable with authority
Make calls or summon general meeting Power exercisable without authority:
-bring or defend any action in the name and on
behalf of the company
-compromise any debt due to the company
-sell immovable and movable property
-appoint an agent to do any business which he
unable to do
-appoint an advocate to assist him in his duties
Pay debts of the company and adjust the
rights of the contributories
Power exercisable with authority from the court or
committee of inspection:
-carry on the business of the company so far as is
necessary
-pay any class of creditors in full
-make any compromise or arrangement with
creditors
-compromise any debt due to the company
19. DUTIES OF LIQUIDATOR
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Take possession &
protect the assets
of the company
Sell it and
distribute the
money to the
creditors and
contributors
Conducting an
impartial
investigation of the
company’s affairs
Keeping proper
books, entries and
minutes of
meetings
Lodging various
notices & reports
with CCM
20. REMOVAL OF LIQUIDATOR
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Section 445 & 453
• Members voluntary winding up = Company
• General meeting + special notice + special resolution
• Not effective if the Court ordered that liquidator not to be removed
• The Court may remove liquidator on cause shown and appoint a new one
Section 450 & 453
• Creditors voluntary winding up = Creditors
• If liquidator dies, resigns, or removed, creditor may appoint the new one
Section 482
• Compulsory winding up = Court
• Resign r removed on cause shown
22. EFFECTS OF WINDING UP
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Business of the
company ceased
All powers of
directors ceased on
the appointment of
liquidator/ winding
up order by the court
Dismissal of the
employees
Shareholders cannot
transfer the shares
Cannot alter the
status of members
Creditors cannot take
action against the
company
(Disposition of
charged property)