Until I see a legal precedence, what will happen is what is in the summary order. (OK, what I see really doesn't matter to what is actually going to happen ... I just can see no course of events that leads to this company being brought back from death roe.)
"3. DISSOLUTION AND WINDING UP: The Receiver shall dissolve the company and wind up its affairs, subject to the supervision of the Court."
I see nothing in there that offers much wiggle room unless the Court itself relents. Since this was an action in equity there is some leeway to be "creative" but what you are suggesting is a bit beyond the pale.
Again, if someone can show me legal precedence in a non-bankruptcy proceeding I am willing to listen. Until the court changes the mandate in this order, this company will be dissolved.
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