Clause 385

If at, or at any time after, the time of making an order for the winding up by the Court of a company incorporated in Singapore it appears to the Court that such company has property within Malaysia and that it is expedient that an application should be made for an ancillary winding-up order in Malaysia, the Court may authorise the Official Receiver to transmit, and the Offical Receiver shall thereupon transmit to the Official Receiver of Malaysia a sealed copy of the winding-up order together with such other documents as are prescribed or may be necessary and a letter conveying information as to the property of the company believed to be in Malaysia and requesting such last mentioned Official Receiver to take such action under the provisions of the law of Malaysia corresponding to section 377, as the nature of the case may require.

If at any time after presentation by, or service on, a company incorporated in Singapore of a petition for the winding-up of the company by the Court and if the Court makes or has made an order appointing the Official Receiver as provisional liquidator of the company, it appears to the Court that any property of the company within Malaysia is in jeopardy, the Court may authorise such provisional liquidator to transmit, and such provisional liquidator shall thereupon transmit, to the Official Receiver of Malaysia a sealed copy of such order together with such other documents as are prescribed or may be necessary and a letter conveying information as to the property of the company believed to be in Malaysia and requesting such last mentioned Official Receiver to take such action under the provisions of the law of Malaysia corresponding to section 377 as the nature of the case may require.