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Article (86)

FED LAW 6/2007 Effective from 15/2/2007

Irrespective of any agreement otherwise, the liquidator may take all the necessary procedures he may see necessary to protect the company's rights including:

  1. Canceling any action, rescinding any agreement concluded by the company or retrieving any amount paid by the company during the three months prior to issuing the decision of liquidation should that constitute preferring certain body over the creditors of the company. The period shall be one year should the company happened to be in possessive relation or associated with that body. The preferentiality shall be deemed realized should the action or the procedure done without indemnity or with partial indemnity or involved assessment of a fund or right in a value other than the real or in a value other than the regular in the market.
  2. Canceling any action or rescinding any agreement concluded by the company with any body possessively related or associated therewith or retrieving any amount paid by the company to either of them during the three months prior to issuing the decision of liquidation.
  3. Concluding an agreement with any of the creditors of the company on the method of paying or installing any amounts or debts accrued therefrom.
  4. Terminating the service of any of the company's employee and paying his dues.
  5. Terminating any contract concluded by the company with any body before it expires.

2. The liquidator shall take any of the procedures referred to in Para (1) of the Article herein by a written notice to be served on the relevant person. These procedures may be appealed against before the court of first instance where under its jurisdiction the company's main office falls during thirty days as from date of notifying the person.