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Article (86): Decisions and Procedures Necessary for the Liquidation Process

The liquidator may issue the decisions he deems appropriate and undertake the procedures he deems necessary to complete the liquidation process, including:

1)

Managing the Company’s business to the extent required by the liquidation procedures;

2)

Making a record of all the Company’s assets, in agreement with the Company’s board of directors, which shall hand over to the liquidator, the Company’s property, books and documents;

3)

Appointing any experts and competent persons to help him complete the liquidation procedures, or appointing special committees and delegating to them any of the tasks and powers vested in him; and

4)

Appointing one or more lawyers to represent the Company under liquidation in any lawsuits or proceedings related thereto.