Within six months of his appointment, the liquidator shall convene a shareholders’ meeting to which he shall report on the company’s assets and liabilities, the continuation of the liquidation operations and the time required to complete them. The period within which the liquidator must submit his report may be extended to twelve months at his request by court order.
Failing this, the meeting is convened either by the supervisory body, if there is one, or by an agent appointed, by court order, at the request of any interested party. If the liquidator fails to take these steps, the court shall deprive him of all or part of his right to remuneration for the entirety of his assignment. He may also dismiss him.
If it is impossible to convene the meeting or if no decision has been reached, the liquidator shall apply to the court for the necessary authorisations to complete the liquidation.