Singapore legislation

Clause 377

of Companies Bill

Clause 377

Court in Malaysia empowered to transmit winding-up orders for action in aid

(1)

(a)

If, at, or at any time after, the time of making an order for the winding-up by a court in Malaysia of a company incorporated in Malaysia it appears to such court that the company has property in Singapore and such court has authorized the Official Receiver of Malaysia, hereinafter in this Part called the “principal liquidator”, to transmit to the Official Receiver of Singapore a sealed copy of the order for winding-up the 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 and the action to be taken shall be transmitted to the Official Receiver in Singapore.

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