Winding up of Pvt. Ltd., company

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what is the procedure for winding up of Pvt Ltd., co.

do we need to file a petition before high court

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NO NEED TO FILE PETITION BEFORE HIGH COURT

no need to file petition and now Ministry has come with exit scheme u can go to this route which very easy and no procedure u can say. only indemnity and affidavit by two directors will solve this prob. last date is 31st aug, 2010.

find attached here with the whole scheme for ur ref.

Regards

Jyoti

Dear Jyoti

Easy Exit Scheme is different from Winding up

 

and Dear Gowda

no need to file petition before High Court

Off. Liquidator will do this work

 

Regards

no need file any petition before court , just appoint official liquidator who will serve the purpose ofr you may go for easy exit scheme as per details attached with earlier reply.

 

thanks

ya nitin u r ryt no issues but if u want to exit ur name and function in a easy way thn this is  better option rest if winding up due to sm other rsn that only liquidator will serve the purpose

thank u so much for all

what r d qualifications of an official liquidstor

Official liquidators

5[448. Appointment of Official Liquidator.—(1) For the purposes of this

Act, so far as it relates to the winding up of a company by the Tribunal, there

shall be an Official Liquidator who

(a) may be appointed from a panel of professional firms of chartered

accountants, advocates, company secretaries, costs and works

accountants or firms having a combination of these professions, which

the Central Government shall constitute for the Tribunal; or

(b) may be a body corporate consisting of such professionals as may be

approved by the Central Government from time to time; or

(c) may be a whole-time or a part-time officer appointed by the Central

Government:

Provided that, before appointing the Official Liquidator, the Tribunal may

give due regard to the views or opinion of the secured creditors and workmen.

What could be an escape route for default in Annual filings before  ROC since it was all made e-filing in respect of a defunct Pvt Ltd Coy. ? Can the Exit scheme be of use ? The Coy. have no cash flow even to pay ROC fees

Dear Friend

Official Liquiator is stated under Govt bodies.

In Delhi its office at Old Barrack House, K.G. MArg, New Delhi.

and Winding up is safe way for dissolution in comp of Easy Exit Scheme

In this Scheme any int person can file an application for re opening the company for next 20 yrs means real dissolution only after 20 yrs.

 

Dear Surrender

As per easy Exit Scheme the company is non working from April 01, 2008 or before and Bona Fide company. then only it can take benefits.

Regards

Does it provide for re-activating later, after opting for Exit Scheme, now ?

Is it possible that the defunct Coy. with huge accumulated losses be useful for some

enterpreneur to avail offsetting future incomes ?

It could be suggested for tax-management !

Dear Friends,

 

Voluntary Liquidation is one of the area of my Practise. I am a Liquidator of a few Private limited Companies under Voluntary liquidation.

 

There has been some confusion in understanding the difference in provisions of Voluntary Winding Up ( section 484), Compulsory Winding Up( section 433) and Name strike off of defunct companies(section 560).

 

A Company having Assets and liabilities may go for voluntary winding up of the company. A running company having huge assets may decide to go for voluntary winding up. For Voluntary Liquidation, a Company is to pass a Special resolution and to appoint a Liquidator. A practicing professional or the Managing Director of the Company may be appointed as the Liquidator.

 

A Liquidator on completion of liquidation process is to file final report with the Official Liquidator. Official Liquidator after  scrutiny of documents, submits his repot to the High Court. Based on the report of the official liquidator , the High Court passes an order for the dissolution of the Company.

 

So, we should understand the difference between a Liquidator (Voluntary) and the Official Liquidator.

 

I shall be pleased to reply to the queries of the members on this subject.

 

With Regards,

 

Sunil K. Jain, FCS,

Practising Company Secretary,

Skj13 @ rediffmail.com

9810104162

A pvt ltd company having assets, no creditors and no debtors needs to go in for voluntary winding up.  The company owns an office premise . Does this need to be sold or can it be transferred to shareholders taking into account its market value.

Thankyou


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