alleryStart learning →Under s. 290(1)(a), the liquidator may carry on the business so far as needed for what?
ARaising new capital
BBeneficial winding up
CExpanding operations
DPaying dividends
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Beneficial winding up
Section 290(1)(a) allows business to continue only as necessary for the beneficial winding up.
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