Principle

COMPANY LAW — Winding-Up — Appointment of Provisional Liquidator — Requirement of Sufficient Grounds Established by Affidavit Evidence of Facts

Area of law
COMPANY LAW
Court
Supreme Court

Appointing a provisional liquidator can paralyze a company and create panic. The court requires clear, affidavit-disclosed facts showing the winding-up petition is likely to succeed. The court cannot appoint on vague allegations or partial disclosure. The principle applies to winding-up proceedings. The court must act…

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