Case Update: Creditors’ Decision in Liquidation Governed by Majority in Value?

The High Court in Coca Cola Refreshments Malaysia Sdn Bhd v Leejin Capital Sdn Bhd [2021] MLJU 1700 (grounds of judgment date 6 August 2021) invalidated the appointment of the liquidator in a creditors’ voluntary winding up. The Court ordered that instead, another liquidator candidate be appointed, where that candidate was nominated by a creditor holding a majority in value of the debt of the company.

This decision may cause uncertainty for future creditors’ voluntary winding up as well as other forms of winding up.

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