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Company law in the matter of companies act 2002 and in the matter of wilex auto trading ltd 2023 tzhccomd 251 31 july 2023

in the matter of companies act 2002 and in the matter of wilex auto trading ltd 2023 tzhccomd 251 31 july 2023

The petitioner has satisfied all statutory and procedural requirements for winding up under the Companies Act and Companies (Insolvency) Rules, including inability to pay debts, cessation of business, and proper advertisement of the petition. The grounds are sufficient to warrant a winding up order.

  • Voluntary winding up
  • Company unable to pay debts
  • Appointment of official receiver
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Company law shangtan co ltd v generation co ltd 2022 tzhccomd 241 21 april 2022

shangtan co ltd v generation co ltd 2022 tzhccomd 241 21 april 2022

The High Court of Tanzania ordered the winding up of Shangtan Power Generation Company Limited for inability to pay debts and appointed an official liquidator.

  • Winding up of company
  • Appointment of liquidator
  • Company unable to pay debts
  • Winding-up
  • Official-liquidator
  • Company-unable-to-pay-debts
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Company law 20201124 TZHC Dar es Salaam

20201124 TZHC Dar es Salaam

The High Court granted a winding-up petition against GEMA Security Services Limited for inability to pay debts and appointed Nicodemus Mathew Mbuga as liquidator.

  • Winding up of company
  • Appointment of liquidator
  • Company unable to pay debts
  • Company-law
  • Winding-up
  • Liquidation
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Company law IN THE MATTER OF COMPANIES ACT AND IN THE MATTER OF PETITION FOR ADMINSTRATION ORDER BY THE CO

IN THE MATTER OF COMPANIES ACT AND IN THE MATTER OF PETITION FOR ADMINSTRATION ORDER BY THE CO

The company demonstrated inability to pay its debts and a management deadlock, and no objection was raised to administration. It is not just and equitable to wind up the company; administration is appropriate to salvage the business.

  • Administration order
  • Appointment of administrator
  • Company unable to pay debts
  • Deadlock in management
  • Just and equitable ground
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