Companies Act, 2019 (Act 992)
Section 377 - Enforcement of duty to make returns
(1) The Registrar or a member or a creditor of a body corporate may apply to the Court, where the body corporate or an officer or a liquidator of a body corporate, having defaulted in complying with a provision of this Act which requires the body corporate or the officer or the liquidator of a body corporate, to deliver a return, a financial statement, or any other document, or to give notice of a matter, fails to end the default within twenty-eight days after the service of a notice on the body corporate or the officer or liquidator requiring the returns, financial statement or other document or the officer or liquidator to do so.
(2) The Court may
(a) make an order directing the body corporate and an officer of the body corporate or the liquidator to make good the default within the time that is specified in the order; and
(b) provide that the costs of, and incidental to, the application shall be borne by the body corporate or by the officer or liquidator of the body corporate responsible for the default.
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