Barbara Easter and her husband will be long past retirement age by the time the debts their outdoor events business, Cotswold Marquees, took on to survive the pandemic are due to end. This month, their bank will start to ask for repayments and it is not their only worry. Some wages will need to be…
James Prentice, 41, from South Devon, was sentenced to 6 months imprisonment suspended for 2 years, ordered to carry out 150 hours of unpaid work and ordered to pay compensation of 4,500 to his victims. Exeter Crown Court heard Prentice was declared bankrupt in December 2014 and although he could continue working as a builder…
The employees’ unions of two defunct units of, for which bidders have been invited to conduct an e-auction, urged liquidator to disclose valuation of oil reserves in the Cachar Paper Mills land area TopicsHPCL|oil reserves|valuation The employees’ unions of two defunct units of Hindustan Paper Mills Corporation Ltd, for which bidders have been invited to…
The recent Supreme Court ruling, confirming the amendment to Insolvency Bankruptcy Code allowing creditors to proceed against personal guarantors of defaulting companies to recover debt has not only opened up a new dimension in the corporate insolvency resolution, but also caused a furor among the promoter families. In Lalit Kumar Jain vs Union of India,…
A handsome country farmhouse stood on the road between St Leonards and Killafaddy, on the left side overlooking the North Esk when the area was known as Paterson’s Plains. Named Sidbury, it was the residence of Mr Robert Manley who came to the colony from England on the Magnet in 1828. He married Miss Anne…