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Company law LU JUN v. ASTROTEC COMPANY LTD (IN LIQUIDATION)

LU JUN v. ASTROTEC COMPANY LTD (IN LIQUIDATION)

The Court of First Instance refused the respondent’s application to file opposing evidence out of time, finding the delay unexplained and the excuses unparticularised.

  • Late filing of evidence
  • Section 255
  • Section 228a
  • Appointment of receiver
  • Court discretion
  • Late-filing-of-evidence
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Company law RE LEE CHUAN TECK

RE LEE CHUAN TECK

The Court of First Instance granted a permanent stay of a winding-up started on the wrong basis, allowing the company to proceed toward deregistration.

  • Winding-up
  • Stay of proceedings
  • Deregistration
  • Section 228a
  • Sections 209 and 255
  • Stay-of-proceedings
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Company law RE FIVEOCEANS SUPPLY SERVICES LTD. (IN LIQUIDATION)

RE FIVEOCEANS SUPPLY SERVICES LTD. (IN LIQUIDATION)

The court stayed a section 228A winding-up and ordered a compulsory winding-up so section 182 could be used to challenge post-petition dispositions.

  • Winding-up
  • Liquidation
  • Validation order
  • Provisional liquidators
  • Official receiver
  • Void dispositions (s182)
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Companies law PETER DE KRASSEL AND ANOTHER v. FRANCIS ROXAS MORAN AND OTHERS

PETER DE KRASSEL AND ANOTHER v. FRANCIS ROXAS MORAN AND OTHERS

The court made a winding-up order, refused a stay, stayed parallel section 228A proceedings, adjourned liquidators’ appointment, and dealt with costs.

  • Winding up
  • Stay of proceedings
  • Appointment of liquidators
  • Section 228a
  • Costs allocation
  • Winding-up
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