The word 'liquidator' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person or entity responsible for handling the liquidation of a company or organization. This may involve selling assets, paying off creditors, and distributing any remaining funds to shareholders. Example: The company's financial troubles forced them to bring in a liquidator to handle the closing of their business.
On Tuesday, Cash Genie, which is registered under Ariste Holding Limited, went into solvent liquidation and the liquidator, RSM, is trying to trace 12,000 customers who are still due compensation, worth a combined £1.5m.
Eventually, the authorities decide to liquidate the Inauguration Service, and the question arises: Who should inaugurate the process of liquidation — an inaugurator or a liquidator?
LONDON – The nationalized Irish lender Anglo Irish Bank plans to sell $29 billion worth of loans as part of its liquidation, the bank's special liquidator said on Friday.
One.Tel liquidator Stephen Parbery said entities associated with Murdoch and Packer had resolved all litigation arising from the collapse of the dot-com company in May 2001.
"I'm happy to speak to Steve Archibald, indeed anyone else who may have an interest," said Blair Nimmo, the liquidator.
In 2005 Werner Bau declared bankruptcy and its liquidator filed an arbitration complaint against Thailand.
Alternatively, the company can be bankrupted by a lawsuit from a phoney creditor, who can then appoint a liquidator of his choice.Lawsuits sometimes offer protection to investors.
Umberto Previti, the father of your friend, Cesare Previti, at the time a little-known lawyer in Rome, became Edilnord's liquidator in January 1978 when it went into voluntary liquidation.Related items Italy: Dear Mr Berlusconi...Jul 31st 2003 1.
One bank's liquidator ran off to New York with its remaining assets.
Its seizure, by a German liquidator trying to recoup €36m ($52m) from the Thai government, is rather inconvenient for his highness.
The liquidator obtained a court order on that basis.
