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- Insolvency
- Winding up
Introduction
There are three main types of winding up:
- • winding up by the court, which is in turn divided into:
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- ◦ winding up in insolvency, where the company must be insolvent; and
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- ◦ winding up by the court on other grounds, where the company may or may not be insolvent;
- • winding up by order of ASIC in specified circumstances; and
- • voluntary winding up, which is in turn divided into:
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- ◦ members’ voluntary, where the company must be solvent; and
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- ◦ creditors’ voluntary, where it will generally be insolvent.
See Introduction.