At the dissolution of a solvent corporation or unincorporated association, the assets are usually liquidated (turned into money) rather than distributed in kind.
(It was liquidated in August 1944).
Heaney has pumped around £2.5m into Truro since 2004 and has prior experience of financially-troubled businesses - his property company Cornish Homes was liquidated in 2008.
Our assets are going to be liquidated and turned into profit by the big shots who own our government.
Instead, the portfolio is to be liquidated and reinvested into a new portfolio designed in the light of new circumstances and information.
According to his admissions, he liquidated the bitcoin into $820,000 of U.S. currency between March and May 2013, and had the funds transferred to personal investment accounts in the United States.
In 1260, Niccolò and Maffeo, while residing in Constantinople, then the capital of the Latin Empire, foresaw a political change; they liquidated their assets into jewels and moved away.
We have also introduced greater flexibility for those holding investments to liquidate them into cash in order to meet the rules," they said.
Before, "you had low crude prices and an oversupply, which led to cutthroat competition and a period of companies trying to liquidate inventories into a market that was oversold," said Arthur L. Smith, the chief executive of John S. Herold Inc., an industry researcher.
