Voluntary liquidation

Can a liquidator transfer/distribute property (asset in kind) to the shareholders when in voluntary liquidation? 

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This discussion delves into whether a liquidator can distribute assets in kind (property) to shareholders during a voluntary liquidation. The core question is whether shareholders, as the ultimate beneficiaries, have the right to receive remaining assets after all company liabilities have been settled. The original poster is seeking documentary proof or legal statutes to clarify this point, as their company secretary has provided conflicting advice.

Shareholders have the last right, so if any asset remains even after paying all the liabilities it belongs to shareholders

can you share any documentary proof or law stating this because the CS here have mixed opinion about it

Thanks

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