Form No. 056 - Order on application by Official Liquidator under section 454(2) - Company Court Rules, 1959

Form No. 56 (See rule 125) [Heading as in Form No. 1] Company Petition No. ................ of 19 ........ Application No. ................ of 19 ........ ................, Official Liquidator Applicant v ................ Respondents Before the Hon'ble Mr. Justice ................ (Or before ................ District Judge) Dated ........................ Order on application by Official Liquidator under section 454(2) Upon the application of Shri ................, the Official Liquidator, by summons dated ................ and upon hearing the applicant, and the respondent not appearing either in person or by advocate, though duly served with the summons, as by affidavit appears (or upon hearing Shri ................ advocate for the respondent), upon reading the order to wind-up the above mentioned company (or the order appointing Provisional Liquidator) dated ................ and the affidavit of .............. filed the ................ day of ................ 19 .......... This Court Doth Order That the said ................, the respondent herein formerly (a director, etc.) of the said company, do within ................ days from this date [or from the date of service upon him of this order*] submit and verify (or concur in and verify), a statement to the affairs of the said company, pursuant to the provisions of section 454 of the above mentioned Act and the Companies (Court) Rules, 1959. That the said ................, respondent herein, do attend on the Official Liquidator at his office, at such times as the Official Liquidator may appoint and give him all the information he may require as to the affairs of the company. And this Court doth further order that the said respondent do pay to the applicant his costs (or the sum of Rs ................ fixed as this costs) of this application. Dated this ................ day of ................ 19 ..........* (By the Court) Registrar * To be included where the order is not made in the presence of the respondent.