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winding-up

British  

noun

  1. the process of finishing or closing something, esp the process of closing down a business

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A winding-up petition filed against the 152-year-old club had been adjourned on four occasions prior to Wednesday's hearing.

From BBC

Begbies Traynor, which describes itself as the "UK's leading corporate rescue and recovery practice", confirmed the winding-up of Salmond's estate would include considering the value of all assets, including rights of action raised against the Scottish government.

From BBC

Earlier this month it was revealed that His Majesty's Revenue & Customs was seeking a winding-up petition, with the club owing £1m.

From BBC

Sheffield Wednesday have filed a notice to be placed into administration after it was revealed His Majesty's Revenue & Customs were set to issue a winding-up petition against the club.

From BBC

Sheffield Wednesday will "imminently" be served with a winding-up petition over money owed to HMRC, reports BBC Radio Sheffield.

From BBC

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