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What can creditors / shareholders do if they are not satisfied with the services provided by the private liquidator?

Updated by MLAW
The creditors / shareholders should seek their own legal advice to assess whether there are grounds to initiate an action to replace the liquidator. Alternatively, they may inform the Official Receiver the reasons why the services provided by the private liquidator have not been satisfactory.

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Insolvency OfficeCorporate Insolvency

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