Section 119: Document in possession of receiver
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119. Document in possession of receiver
(1) A receiver shall not be required to hand over to a liquidator any record
or document that the receiver requires for the purpose of exercising any
powers or functions as receiver in relation to property of a company in liquidation.
(2) A liquidator may, by notice in writing, require a receiver to—
(a) make such record and document available for inspection by the
liquidator at any reasonable time; and
(b) provide the liquidator with copies of such record and document
or extracts from them.
(3) The liquidator shall pay the reasonable expenses of the receiver in
complying with a requirement of the liquidator under subsection (2).
(4) No person may, as against the liquidator of a company, claim or enforce a lien over a record or document of the company.
(5) Where the lien arises in relation to a debt for the provision of services
to the company before the commencement of the liquidation, the debt is a
preferential claim against the company that may be made under paragraph
1 (3) (a) (ii) of the Fourth Schedule to the extent of 20,000 rupees, or such
other amount that may be prescribed.
(6) Nothing in this section applies to a company that was put into liquidation pursuant to section 137 (1) (b).