This document discusses the winding up process for companies in Pakistan. It outlines three types of winding up: by court, voluntary winding up, and subject to supervision of court. Winding up by court can occur if statutory meetings or annual general meetings are not held, practical work is not started on time, or minimum director requirements are not met. Voluntary winding up involves either members or creditors passing a special resolution for winding up. Liquidators are then appointed to sell assets and call a final meeting. Winding up subject to court supervision occurs when shareholders bring a case to court due to doubts about directors.