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But can shareholders petition for a Court winding up in certain cases? e.g. the answer to question 8 of the ACCA specimen is shareholders:
Section 122 Insolvency Act 1986 specifically provides a distinct ground for applying to have a company wound up on the ground that it is just and equitable to do so.
Which of the following parties may petition to have a company compulsorily wound up under that provision?
A Shareholders of the company
B Creditors of the company
C Debentureholders of the company
D The Secretary of State
Yes
Your earlier post specified the situation of insolvency
This post asks about just and equitable and, yes, the shareholders can petition here but not for insolvency