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Voluntary Winding Up

Winding up initiated by members (solvent company) or creditors (insolvent company) of a company under Companies Act 2013 or IBC, without NCLT order. Members' voluntary winding up requires a Declaration of Solvency from directors.

Last updated: 17 May 2026

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What is Voluntary Winding Up?

Winding up initiated by members (solvent company) or creditors (insolvent company) of a company under Companies Act 2013 or IBC, without NCLT order. Members' voluntary winding up requires a Declaration of Solvency from directors.

What is the significance of Voluntary Winding Up under NCLT?

Voluntary Winding Up is significant under NCLT because it refers to: Winding up initiated by members (solvent company) or creditors (insolvent company) of a company under Companies Act 2013 or IBC, without NCLT order. Members' voluntary winding up requires a Declaration of Solvency from directors.

Who does Voluntary Winding Up apply to?

Voluntary Winding Up under NCLT applies to companies, professionals, and individuals involved in NCLT-related compliance and regulatory matters in India. Specifically: Winding up initiated by members (solvent company) or creditors (insolvent company) of a company under Companies Act 2013 or IBC, without NCLT order. M...

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