A closed company cannot enter into new contractual agreements, which would be required to transfer the resources from one legal entity to another (or a natural person). So a normal transfer will not be possible. However, a court appointed liquidator can (for the duration he/she is appointed) still transfer the resources. Individuals listed as owners of the closed company would not be considered legal successors or possess any rights to the company's assets, and in this case the internet number resources the company holds. If a liquidator will be appointed, he/she will have the responsibility for collecting all of the assets of the closed company, such as the internet number resources, and selling them to settle all claims against the closed company before putting the company into dissolution. Transferring assets out of a closed company without the liquidator's written consent would be highly illegal. Such cases would be escalated to RIPE NCC's management and evaluated on a case-by-case basis. As mentioned to the resource holder in the other ticket, we will require national authority documents. The documentation must show the person having been appointed as the liquidator. He/she will be able to sign a transfer agreement up until the date the appointed role as liquidator expires.