When a company is in liquidation, there’s a special rule about its documents. If you’re the liquidator (the person in charge of closing down the company), you need to be careful about any documents you create or sign for the company. You must clearly show on these documents that the company is in liquidation. This means you need to write it in a place where people can easily see it. This rule applies to all documents you make, sign, or send out for the company while you’re the liquidator.
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Every document entered into, made, or issued by a liquidator of a company on behalf of the company must state in a prominent position that the company is in liquidation.
