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Form66 For Claim

This document provides instructions for completing an affidavit of proof of debt form for a company in liquidation. It outlines how to fill out the form, including stating the consideration for the debt, any securities held, and annexing supporting documents. It specifies that the original documents don't need to be submitted, but photocopies should be attached. It also provides guidance on docketing, swearing, and preserving the affidavit.

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Form66 For Claim

This document provides instructions for completing an affidavit of proof of debt form for a company in liquidation. It outlines how to fill out the form, including stating the consideration for the debt, any securities held, and annexing supporting documents. It specifies that the original documents don't need to be submitted, but photocopies should be attached. It also provides guidance on docketing, swearing, and preserving the affidavit.

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Form No.

66
COMPANIES (COURT) RULES, 1959
(See Rule 151)
IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT CHENNAI
Original Jurisdiction

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956


and

In the matter of ………………………………………………………………… Limited


(In Liquidation)
Company Petition No. of

AFFIDAVIT OF PROOF OF DEBT


I, ……………………….. of etc. (full name, address, occupation of deponent to be given) do
solemnly affirm and state as follows :-

1. The abovenamed company was, at the date of order winding-up the same* viz. the
………….. day of ……….. 19….., and still is, justly and truly indebted to me [or to me and
C.D., and E.F., my co-partners in trade, or, as the case may be,] in the sum of Rs. …………
for [here state consideration, e.g. goods sold and delivered by me/my firm to said company
between the date of ………………. or monies advanced by me/my firm in respect of the
undermentioned bill of exchange, or as the case may be], as shown by the account in the
schedule below.
2. In respect of the said sum or any part thereof, I say I have not, nor have my partners or
any of them, nor has any person, by my/our order, to my/our knowledge or belief, for my/our
use, had or received any manner of satisfaction or security whatsoever, save and except the
following : -
[Here state the particulars of all securities held, and where the securities are on the property
of the company, assess the value of the same, and if any bills or other negotiable securities be
held specify them in the schedule.]
[If the claim is made as a preferential claim, say so and set out the grounds on which the
preference is claimed.]

* Where before the presentation of the petition for winding-up, a resolution has been passed by
the company for voluntary winding-up, the date of the said resolution must be substituted for the
date of the winding-up order.

SCHEDULE
Bills of Exchange
Date Drawer Acceptor Amount Due Date
Rs. P.
Particulars of account referred to : -
(Credit should be given for contra accounts)

Date Consideration Amount Remarks


Rs. P. The vouchers (if any) by
which the account can be
substantiated should be set
out here.

Solemnly affirmed at …………………………… on ……………………………. day, the


……………………. day of ………………………… 19…………………
Before me.
Commissioner.
Deponent signature.

Notes:- 1. Bills of exchange or negotiable securities must be produced before the proof
can be admitted.
2. The proof cannot be admitted for voting at the first meeting unless it is properly
completed and lodged with the Official Liquidator before the time named in the notice
convening the meeting.
3. Where the affidavit is not by the creditor, but some person authorized by him, the
deponent should state in a separate paragraph his authority for making the affidavit and
the means of his knowledge, and suitable altercations should be made, in paragraphs 1
and 2 above, and the name, address and description of the creditor should be set out in
paragraph 1.
INSTRUCTIONS

1. Where the affidavit is not by the creditor but by some person authorised by him the
deponent should state in this paragraph his authority for making the affidavit and
means of his knowledge and suitable alternation should be made in paragraphs 1 and
above and the name and address and descriptions of the creditor should be set out in
paragraph 1.
2. The consideration e.g. goods sold, delivered to the said company, or by means
advanced or by way of Chit subscription.
3. State the particulars of all securities held and where the securities are on the property
of the company assets the value of the same and if any bills or other negotiable
securities be held specify them in the schedule.
4. Where the deponent is anacquainted with English or blind or illiterate, a further
certificate should be given to the effect that the contents of the affidavits and exhibits
therein referred to have been truly and audible read over to the deponent in his
language and that he/she appeared to perfectly understand the contents before signing
his/her name or made his work.
5. The affidavit should be docketed with an additional sheet and stitched together book-
wise.
6. The affidavit should be sworn-before an Advocate or any person who is authorised to
administer Oaths in the matter prescribed by code of Civil Procedure or by the Rules
manner practice of the High Court, Chennai (Original Side) 1956. Necessary seal and
address of the Commissioner for Oath obtained against his signature.
7. It may be noted that at the time of lodging this affidavit or proof of debt in the Office
of the Official Liquidator, the original documents based on which the claim is made
NEED NOT be submitted.
8. However, while lodging this claim affidavit in the Office of Official Liquidator,
Xerox copies of the documents (like Fixed Deposit receipts, Promissory Notes,
Cheques, Bills of exchange, Copies of Pass Book, Statement of accounts, given by
the company, copies of letters exchanged, copies of receipts for payment made to the
company etc...) as the case may be based on which the claim is being made should be
annexed.
9. The affidavit of proof of debt (i.e. Form No. 66) and the docket sheet of the affidavit
should be made in a good quality paper, as this affidavit will be preserved for a longer
period.

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