A liquidator does not have the right to receive reports filed with the Antitrust Authority ‎

A company liquidator demanded to receive reports filed with the Antitrust Authority.

The Court held that that when an officer of the Court in case of liquidation requests documents usually the Court will enable this in order to facilitate discovery and investigation but the right of the liquidator will be limited by other protected rights and interests, such as the right of third party to privacy and bank secrecy.  This is also the case in reports filed with the Antitrust Authority that the liquidator has no right to receive.