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Corporate Insolvency Question

Hi all, I hope someone could help out with this tough question.

Q: Can a company under receivership pass a general resolution to appoint a corporate representative?

Background:

There is a company (A) which has recently been put into receivership by a debenture holder. A receiver and a manager has already been appointed. This company has got a subsidiaries(B) to which it has some shares in. Now that the parent company is in receivership, how can it pass general resolutions to appoint corporate representative ? This is important because only a corporate representative can attend shareholder meetings of the subsidiary company. Any caselaw perhaps that comes to mind ?

(A, now in receivership) ---> (B)

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