Section 136. Power to arrest contributory abbbt to abscond or to remove or concea,l any of

136. Power to arrest contributory abbbt to abscond or to remove or concea,l any of - llis property. 137. Powers of Court cumulative. Enfo~eeme~zt of a ~ ~ c l Appeal Jronz Orde~s. - Power to enforce *orders. - Order'mnde in any Court to be enforced by other Courts. - Mode of dealing with orders to be cnforcerl hy other Courts. - Appeals from orders. - Judicial notice to bc take11 of signahye of Oo%cers. - Special Commissioners for receiving evidence. - Adffidavits, kc., may lbe smorn in British India, Great nritain or Ireland or - abroad before any cornpetcnt Court or person. T/blz~?~tary zoixcZi~~g-zq~ `qf` C'o~~yuny. - Circllmsta~~ccs under which Company may bc wound up voluutarily. 14$. Commenceineo~ F g 146. Commencement of voluntarx winding-up. - t - 147.[Effect of voluntary ~vincling-up on status of Company. ] i 148. Notice of resolution to wind up voluntarily. 149. Consequences of voluntary winding-up. 1 150. Effect of winding-up on share-capital of Company limited by guarantee. 151.[Power of Conlpany to delegate authority ][to ][appoint Liquidators. ] 152.[Arrangement when binding on creditors. ] 153.[Power of creditor or contributory to appeal. ] 1 - 1.54.[Power for Liquidators or contributories in voluntary minding-up to apply to ] Court. - 155.[Power of Liquidators ][to ][call General Meeting. ] 156. Power to fill up vacancy in Office of Liquidators. 157.[Power of Court to appoint Liquidators. ] 158. Liquidators ou conclusion of winding-up to make np an account. 159. Liquidators to report meeting to Registrar. 160. Costs of voluntary liquidation. ' IG1. Saving of rights of creditors. 162. Power of Court to adopt proceedings of voluntary winding-up. l'indi?zg-tq sz~bjecl lo the slrr~ervisio?~ of lhe C#u,d. 163. Power of Court, on application, to direct winding-up subject to superviqiou. 164. Petition for winding-up subject to supervision. 165. Court may have regard to wishes of crkditors. 166. Power to Court to appoint additional Liquidators in winding-up subject to snpervision. 167. Effect of order of Court for winding-up subject to supervision. 168. Appoi~ltme~lt in certain cases of voluiitary Liqnidators `to` Office of OfGcial Liquidators. I S/~ppZenzer~laZ `Y~ovisions.` 169. Dispositions after the conln~e~lcement of the winding-up avoided. 170. The boolcs of the Coinpauy to be evidence. L 171. As to disposal of books, accounts, and doc~unents of the Company. 172. Inspection of books. 173. General scheme of liquidatioi~ may be sanctioned. 174. Power to compromise. 175. Power for Liquidators to accept shares, kc., as a consideratio~l for sale of property of Company. + 1 76. Modc of determining pricc. 177. Al>pointi~~ent of Arbitrator \1711en cluestioiis arc to be rteterlllinecl by nrlxlration. 178. Vacancy of -4rbitrator to be supplied. 1 19. rlppoi~ltinent i `k` SECTION. 179. Appoiutment of Umpire. 180. Power of Arbitrators to call for books, kc. 181. Costs to be iii the discretion of the Arbit~ators.