COMPANIES ACT, 1929

67:
Provided that the liquidator shall not, without the special
leave of the court, rectify the register of members, and shall not
make any call without either the special leave of the court or the
sanction of the committee of inspection.

221.—(x) When the affairs of a company have been completely
wound up, the court shall make an order that the company be
dissolved from the date of the order, and the company shall be
dissolved accordingly.

(2) The order shall within fourteen days from the date thereof
be reported by the liquidator to the registrar of companies who shall
make in his books a minute of the dissolution of the company.

(3) If the liquidator makes default in complying with the
requirements of this section, he shall be liable to a fine not exceeding
five pounds for every day during which he is in default.

Enforcement of and Appeal from Orders.

222.—(x) Where an order, interlocutor, or decree has been made
in Scotland for winding up a company by the court, it shall be
competent to the court, on production by the liquidators of a list
certified by them of the names of the contributories liable in payment
of any calls, and of the amount due by each contributory, and of the
date when the said amount became due, to pronounce forthwith a
decree against those contributories for payment of the sums so
certified to be due, with interest from the said date till payment,
at the rate of five per cent. per annum in the same way and to the
same effect as if they had severally consented to registration for
execution, on a charge of six days, of a legal obligation to pay those
calls and interest.

(2) Any such decree may be extracted immediately, and nc
suspension thereof shall be competent, except on caution or con
signation, unless with special leave of the court.
223.~(1) Any order made by the court in England for or in the
course of winding up a company shall be enforced in Scotland and
Northern Ireland in the courts that would respectively have jurisdic-
tion in respect of that company if registered in Scotland or Northern
Ireland and in the same manner in all respects as if the order had been
made by those courts.

(2) In like manner orders, interlocutors, and decrees made by
the court in Scotland for or in the course of winding up a company
shall be enforced in England and Northern Ireland by the courts
which would respectively have jurisdiction in respect of that com-
pany if registered in that part of the United Kingdom where the
order is required to be enforced, and in the same manner in all
respects as if the order had been made by those courts.

(3) Where any order, interlocutor, or decree made by one
court is required to be enforced by another court, an office copy of
the order, interlocutor, or decree shall be produced to the proper
officer of the court required to enforce the same, and the production

Dissolution of
company.

Order for calls
on contribu-
tories in
Scotland.

Enforcement
throughout
United King-
Jom of orders
made in winding
1p.