Section 213

Where, after a company has been dissolved, there remains any outstanding property, movable or immovable, including things in action and whether in or outside Singapore, which was vested in the company or to which the company was entitled, or over which the company had a disposing power at the time the company was so dissolved, but which was not got in, realised upon or otherwise disposed of or dealt with by the company or its liquidator, such property (except called and uncalled capital), for the purposes of sections 214, 215 and 216 and despite any written law or rule of law to the contrary, by the operation of this section, is and becomes vested in the Official Receiver for all the estate and legal or equitable interest in such property of the company or its liquidator at the date the company was dissolved, together with all claims, rights and remedies which the company or its liquidator then had in respect of such property.

Where any claim, right or remedy of the liquidator may under this Act be made, exercised or availed of only with the approval or concurrence of the Court or some other person, that claim, right or remedy may be made, exercised or availed of by the Official Receiver for the purposes of this section, without any such approval or concurrence.