liquidation committee
A committee set up by creditors of a company being wound up in order to consent to the liquidator exercising certain of his powers. When the company is unable to pay its debts, the committee is usually composed of creditors only; otherwise it consists of both creditors and contributories. See also compulsory winding-up; voluntary winding-up.

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