Section 601AF — Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)

The Commonwealth or ASIC may do an act on behalf of the company or its liquidator if the Commonwealth or ASIC is satisfied that the company or liquidator would be bound to do the act if the company still existed.

Note: This power is a general one and is not limited to acts in relation to property vested in the Commonwealth under subsection 601AD(1A), or ASIC under subsection 601AD(2). The Commonwealth or ASIC has all the powers that automatically flow from the vesting of property under that subsection (see subsections 601AD(3A) and (4)) and may exercise those powers whether or not the company was bound to do so.

Related sections

• s 601AC — Deregistration—following amalgamation or winding up
• s 601AD — Effect of deregistration
• s 601AE — What the Commonwealth or ASIC does with the property
• s 601AG — Claims against insurers of deregistered company
• s 601AH — Reinstatement
• s 601AI — Transferring registration

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