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A winding up petition is a legal action initiated by a creditor to close a company due to unpaid debts. If the petition succeeds, the court grants a winding up order, starting the compulsory liquidation process. The process begins when a creditor, after unsuccessful debt recovery attempts, issues a statutory demand or has a county court judgment (CCJ) against the company. If debts remain unpaid, a solicitor files a winding up petition with the court, which is then served to the company. A court date is set for seven days later, and the petition is published in the London Gazette, leading to the freezing of bank accounts. If unresolved, the court will wind up the company, appointing a liquidator to manage the process.