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That is true, but he gives the consent in writing to the shareholders before the Creditors meeting. The liquidator is appointed before the creditors meeting and will remain the liquidator unless the creditors successfully appoint an alternate liquidator.
 
The consent to act does not appoint the Liquidator. However, the non existence of written consent of the liquidator to his appointment deems any appointment void.
 
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