ARTICLE · 27 DECEMBER 2017

Voluntary Winding Up

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CONTENTS

Background - Closure of Company in India
Voluntary Winding Up
Fast Track Exit – Quick Overview
Questions
Our Story

CLOSURE OF COMPANY IN INDIA – BACKGROUND

REASONS FOR CLOSURE OF COMPANY

Possible reasons for closure of Company

Two Options for closure of Solvent Companies India Companies India

Voluntary Winding Up
Fast Track Exit

India has introduced - The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2013("Code") during the year 2016

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