456 Powers o Court where no comnut tee of INSpection Power ta stav winding up. settlement of list of contribn- torie. and application of assets. Ch. 31. No. 1.| Com pante. (6) A member of the committee may be removed by an ordinary resolution at a meeting of creditors, if he represents creditors, or of contributories, if he represents contributorie. , of which seven days’ notice has been given, stating the object of the meeting. (7) On a vacancy occurring in the committee the liquidator shall forthwith summon a meeting of creditors or of contributorie. as the case may require, to fill the vacancy and the meeting may, by resolution, re-appoint the same or appoint another creditor or contributory to fill the acaney (8) The continuing members of the committee, i not less than two, may act notwithstanding any vacancy in the committee 191. Where in the case ef a winding up there is ne committee of inspection, the Court may, on the appheation of the liquidator, do any act or thing or give any direction or permission which is by this Ordinance authorised or required to be done or given by the committee. General powers of Court in case of winding up by Cowt. 192. (1) The Court may at any time after an order for winding up, on the application either of the liquidator, or the Official Receiver, or any creditor or contributory, and on proof to the satisfaction of the Court that all proceedings in relation to the winding up ought to be stayed, make an order staying the proceedings, either altogether or for a limited time, on such terms and conditions as the Court thinks hit. (2) On any application under this section the Court may, before making an order, require the Official Receiver to furnish to the Court a report with respect to any facts or matters which are in his opinion relevant to the appli- cation. 193. (1) As soon as may be after making a winding up order, the Court shall settle a list of contributories, with power to rectify the register of members in all cases where rectification is required in pursuance of this Ordinance, and