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Fly Ltd went into liquidation on 30th June 2014.
The company had the following Equity
Share Capital:
40,000 preference shares, issued at $2 and paid to $1
$40,000
68,000 "A" ordinary shares, issued for $2, called to $1.50
102,000
50,000 "B" ordinary shares, issued for $1, called to 75c
37,500
179,500
Less: Calls in arrears:
12,000 "A" ordinary shares
$ (3,000)
1,200 "B" ordinary shares
(300)
(3,300)
176,200
Calls in advance: 2000 "A" ordinary shares at 50c
1,000
General reserve
25,800
Retained earnings (losses)
(13,000)
Total equity
Additional information:
$190,000
i. The company's constitution was silent as to return of capital in the event of a winding up.
ii. All calls in arrears were received by the liquidator, except from 2,000 "A" Ordinary shares which were forfeited.
iii. Calls in advance were not paid back before the final distribution by the liquidator. Uncalled capital (where required to be called up) on final distribution proved to be recoverable.
iv. After the realisation of the assets, the payments of liabilities and liquidators costs and the receipts and forfeiture in ii) above there remained a cash balance of $100.
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