Under a Court Ordered Winding Up, a Liquidator Has the Power

question 40

Multiple Choice

Under a court ordered winding up, a liquidator has the power to:
I. dispose of the property of the company.
II. use any legal methods to obtain money from a debtor.
III. commence legal proceedings on behalf of the company.
IV. pay the company's shareholders before paying the creditors.

• A) II, III and IV.
• B) I, III and IV.
• C) I, II and IV.
• D) I, II and III

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