Companies Act · s 135C

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135C.
Inspectors' powers during investigation
(1) If inspectors appointed under section 135B think it necessary for the purposes of their investigation to investigate also the affairs of another company or the Minister so directs, they have power to do so; and they shall report on the affairs of the other company so far as they think that the results of their investigation of its affairs are relevant to the investigation of the affairs of the company mentioned in section 135B.
(2) If inspectors appointed under section 135B think it necessary for the purposes of their investigation to investigate also the affairs of any other person who the inspectors consider has had dealings with any company mentioned in section 135B or 135C, or is or has been connected with any such company in such a manner as the inspectors consider warrants investigation, or if the Minister directs, they have power to do so; and they shall report on the affairs of that person so far as they think that the results of their investigation of his affairs are relevant to the investigation of the affairs of the company mentioned in section 135B or 135C.

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s 135CInspectors' powers during investigation

(1)

If inspectors appointed under section 135B think it necessary for the purposes of their investigation to investigate also the affairs of another company or the Minister so directs, they have power to do so; and they shall report on the affairs of the other company so far as they think that the results of their investigation of its affairs are relevant to the investigation of the affairs of the company mentioned in section 135B.

(2)

If inspectors appointed under section 135B think it necessary for the purposes of their investigation to investigate also the affairs of any other person who the inspectors consider has had dealings with any company mentioned in section 135B or 135C, or is or has been connected with any such company in such a manner as the inspectors consider warrants investigation, or if the Minister directs, they have power to do so; and they shall report on the affairs of that person so far as they think that the results of their investigation of his affairs are relevant to the investigation of the affairs of the company mentioned in section 135B or 135C.