Law in details

Bodies Corporate (Official Liquidation) Act, 1963 (Act 180)

Section 51The liquidator shall preserve the books and papers of the company and of the liquidator for a period of five years from the dissolution of the company and thereafter may destroy such books and papers unless the Registrar shall otherwise direct, in which event the liquidator shall not destroy the same until the Registrar shall have consented thereto in writing.

Procedures to Follow

(a) The official liquidator requires funds to execute the liquidation.
(b) The official liquidator requesting for the statement of affairs from all the directors of the company
(c) Publication of the liquidation order in the gazette
(d) Notice in a national daily newspaper calling on all creditors to file their proof of debt before a fixed date and calling on debtors to pay up or make arrangement before a fixed date to pay their debt.
(e) Publication of first creditors meeting by the official liquidator to bring the creditors the state of liquidation.
(f) Gathering of the veto of the company by the official liquidator.
(g) Publication of second creditors meeting
(h) Selling of the assets of the company to pay creditors....

Responsible Institution

Registrar Generals Department

Accra
Email:info@rgd.gov.gh
Website:https://www.rgd.gov.gh

Relevant Forms to Download

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Fees / Charges




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