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liquidador (Law) a person (usually appointed by a court of law) who liquidates assets or preserves them for the benefit of affected parties.
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However, the liquidator has now confirmed that the shares do not exist.
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Investors have not yet received anything from the liquidator, the FSA said.
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The liquidation process started on June 24 and the liquidator Ratis Kft.
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Julian Caplin of FGS was appointed liquidator yesterday in the High Court.
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Mr Justice Kelly appointed Dublin accountant Mr Tom Kavanagh as provisional liquidator.
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The Dublin company has appointed chartered accountant Mr Tim Regan as liquidator.
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The creditors supported the company's appointment of Mr David Hughes as liquidator.
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The tender failed, and a Hong Kong court appointed a provisional liquidator.
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The IFA had nominated another accountant, Mr Ray Jackson, to be liquidator.
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The development was purchased from a liquidator last year for an undisclosed consideration.
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However, the near empty store is a sign of success for the liquidator.
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Mr David Hughes, accountant, of Ernst and Young, was named liquidator.
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The High Court appointed Tom Kavanagh as liquidator to the business.
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The liquidator continued with collections efforts of all debt owing to the bank.
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The High Court has confirmed the appointment of a liquidator to stockbrokers Bloxham.
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We inherited the company that guards this place from the liquidator.
