All sections · Part XVII: Striking Off, Winding Up And Dissolution · Sub-Part II: Voluntary Winding Up of Solvent Company
289 清盘人在根据本款规定进行自愿清盘时的权力
(1) 在符合第(2)款的前提下，根据本款任命的清算人为了履行第288条赋予他的职能，拥有本法或章程中未保留给公司成员的所有权力，包括但不限于以下权力
(a) 保管本公司的财产，并就此以清算人或其代理人的名义登记本公司的任何财产。
(b) 在公开拍卖或私下出售该实体的资产，而不另行通知。
(c) 收回应收或属于本公司的应收款项和资产。
(d) 为有利于公司清算和解散的任何目的向任何人借款。
本公司，并将本公司的任何财产作为任何此类借款的抵押或质押。
(e) 谈判和解决本公司的任何索赔、债务、责任或义务，包括与任何债权人或声称是债权人或对本公司或其本身有任何种类索赔的任何人士达成妥协或安排。
(f) 以本公司的名义和代表本公司或代表清算人提起或辩护任何诉讼、控告、起诉或其他民事或刑事程序。
(g) 聘用法律顾问、会计师和其他顾问及代理人。
(h) 如果清算人认为有必要或符合本公司债权人或成员的最佳利益，继续开展本公司的业务。
(i) 以公司的名义和代表公司或以清算人的名义签署任何合同、协议或其他文书。
(j) 催缴资本。
(k) 按照本部的规定，以货币或其他财产或以两者的一部分作出任何付款或分配；以及
(l) 进行和执行所有其他必要的事情，以处理公司的事务和分配其财产。
(2) 第(1)款受以下条款限制
(a) 法院关于公司清算的命令
公司或清算人的权力；以及
(b) 有担保债权人对该实体的任何资产的权利，该债权人在其中拥有担保权益。
(3) 尽管有第(1)(h)款的规定，未经法院批准，清算人不得经营已非自愿清算的公司的业务超过两年时间。
(4) 如果任命了一个以上的清算人，本文所赋予的任何权力都可以行使--。
(a) 由他们中的一人或多人，在任命时确定；或
(b) 在没有这种决定的情况下，由至少两个人的任何数目决定。
(a) 保管本公司的财产，并就此以清算人或其代理人的名义登记本公司的任何财产。
(b) 在公开拍卖或私下出售该实体的资产，而不另行通知。
(c) 收回应收或属于本公司的应收款项和资产。
(d) 为有利于公司清算和解散的任何目的向任何人借款。
本公司，并将本公司的任何财产作为任何此类借款的抵押或质押。
(e) 谈判和解决本公司的任何索赔、债务、责任或义务，包括与任何债权人或声称是债权人或对本公司或其本身有任何种类索赔的任何人士达成妥协或安排。
(f) 以本公司的名义和代表本公司或代表清算人提起或辩护任何诉讼、控告、起诉或其他民事或刑事程序。
(g) 聘用法律顾问、会计师和其他顾问及代理人。
(h) 如果清算人认为有必要或符合本公司债权人或成员的最佳利益，继续开展本公司的业务。
(i) 以公司的名义和代表公司或以清算人的名义签署任何合同、协议或其他文书。
(j) 催缴资本。
(k) 按照本部的规定，以货币或其他财产或以两者的一部分作出任何付款或分配；以及
(l) 进行和执行所有其他必要的事情，以处理公司的事务和分配其财产。
(2) 第(1)款受以下条款限制
(a) 法院关于公司清算的命令
公司或清算人的权力；以及
(b) 有担保债权人对该实体的任何资产的权利，该债权人在其中拥有担保权益。
(3) 尽管有第(1)(h)款的规定，未经法院批准，清算人不得经营已非自愿清算的公司的业务超过两年时间。
(4) 如果任命了一个以上的清算人，本文所赋予的任何权力都可以行使--。
(a) 由他们中的一人或多人，在任命时确定；或
(b) 在没有这种决定的情况下，由至少两个人的任何数目决定。
Translation for information only. Only the English original is legally binding.
Original wording (English, legally binding): Powers of liquidator in voluntary winding up under this Sub-Part
(1) Subject to subsection (2), in order to perform the duties imposed on him
under section 288, a liquidator appointed under this Sub-Part has all
under this Sub-Part
powers of the company that are not reserved to the members under this
Act or in the memorandum or articles, including, but not limited to, the
power —
(a) to take custody of the assets of the company and, in connection
therewith, to register any property of the company in the name of
the liquidator or that of his nominee;
(b) to sell any assets of the company at public auction or by private
sale without any notice;
(c) to collect the debts and assets due or belonging to the company;
(d) to borrow money from any person for any purpose that will
facilitate the winding-up and dissolution of the company and to
pledge or mortgage any property of the company as security for
any such borrowing;
(e) to negotiate and settle any claim, debt, liability or obligation of
the company, including to make any compromise or arrangement
with creditors or persons claiming to be creditors or having or
alleging themselves to have any claim of any nature against the
company;
(f) to bring or defend, in the name and on behalf of the company or
in the name of the liquidator, any action, suit, prosecution or
other legal proceedings, whether civil or criminal;
(g) to retain legal advisors, accountants and other advisors and
appoint agents;
(h) to carry on the business of the company, as the liquidator may
determine to be necessary or to be in the best interests of the
creditors or members of the company;
(i) to execute any contract, agreement or other instrument in the
name of and on behalf of the company or in the name of the
liquidator;
(j) to make calls of capital;
(k) to make, in accordance with this Part, any payment or distribution
in money or in other property or partly in each; and
(l) to do and execute all such other things as may be necessary for
winding up the affairs of the company and distributing its assets.
(2) Subsection (1) is subject to —
(a) an order of the Court in relation to the winding up of the
company or the liquidator‘s powers; and
(b) the rights of a secured creditor in relation to any assets of the
company over which the creditor has a security interest.
(3) Notwithstanding subsection (1)(h), a liquidator shall not, without the
permission of the Court, carry on the business of a company involuntary
winding up for a period of more than 2 years.
(4) Where more than one liquidator is appointed, every power hereby given
may be exercised —
(a) by one or more of them, as may be determined at the time of
their appointment; or
(b) in default of such determination, by any number not less than
two.
under section 288, a liquidator appointed under this Sub-Part has all
under this Sub-Part
powers of the company that are not reserved to the members under this
Act or in the memorandum or articles, including, but not limited to, the
power —
(a) to take custody of the assets of the company and, in connection
therewith, to register any property of the company in the name of
the liquidator or that of his nominee;
(b) to sell any assets of the company at public auction or by private
sale without any notice;
(c) to collect the debts and assets due or belonging to the company;
(d) to borrow money from any person for any purpose that will
facilitate the winding-up and dissolution of the company and to
pledge or mortgage any property of the company as security for
any such borrowing;
(e) to negotiate and settle any claim, debt, liability or obligation of
the company, including to make any compromise or arrangement
with creditors or persons claiming to be creditors or having or
alleging themselves to have any claim of any nature against the
company;
(f) to bring or defend, in the name and on behalf of the company or
in the name of the liquidator, any action, suit, prosecution or
other legal proceedings, whether civil or criminal;
(g) to retain legal advisors, accountants and other advisors and
appoint agents;
(h) to carry on the business of the company, as the liquidator may
determine to be necessary or to be in the best interests of the
creditors or members of the company;
(i) to execute any contract, agreement or other instrument in the
name of and on behalf of the company or in the name of the
liquidator;
(j) to make calls of capital;
(k) to make, in accordance with this Part, any payment or distribution
in money or in other property or partly in each; and
(l) to do and execute all such other things as may be necessary for
winding up the affairs of the company and distributing its assets.
(2) Subsection (1) is subject to —
(a) an order of the Court in relation to the winding up of the
company or the liquidator‘s powers; and
(b) the rights of a secured creditor in relation to any assets of the
company over which the creditor has a security interest.
(3) Notwithstanding subsection (1)(h), a liquidator shall not, without the
permission of the Court, carry on the business of a company involuntary
winding up for a period of more than 2 years.
(4) Where more than one liquidator is appointed, every power hereby given
may be exercised —
(a) by one or more of them, as may be determined at the time of
their appointment; or
(b) in default of such determination, by any number not less than
two.
