306 Duties of final judicial manager A final judicial manager shall, subject to the memorandum and articles of the company in so far as they are consistent with any direction contained in the relevant judicial management order— (a) take over from the provisional judicial manager and assume the management of the company; and (b) manage the company, subject to any order of the court, in such manner as he may consider most economic and most likely to promote the interests of the members and creditors of the company; and (c) comply with any direction of the court made in the final judicial management order or any variation thereof; and (d) lodge with the Registrar— (i) a copy of the final judicial management order and of the Master’s letter of appointment under cover of the prescribed form; and (ii) in the event of the final judicial management order being cancelled, a copy of the order cancelling it; within seven days of his appointment or of the cancellation of the final judicial management order, as the case may be; and (e) comply with any of the requirements of section one hundred and twenty-three with which the company would have been obliged to comply if it had not been placed under judicial management; and ( f ) keep such accounting records and prepare such annual financial statements as the company or its directors would have been obliged to keep or prepare if it had not been placed under judicial management; and (g) convene the annual general meeting and other meetings of members of the company provided for by this Act and, in that regard, comply with all the requirements with which the directors of the company would in terms of this Act have