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Martine McCutcheon’s pals reveal how Love Actually icon went bankrupt for a second time

Former EastEnders actress Martine McCutcheon is having a rough time of it of late, with the newly single star recently declared bankrupt for a second time 13:25, 22 Jul 2025Updated 13:25, 22 Jul 2025 Martine McCutcheon faces financial turmoil as she declares bankruptcy amid health struggles and high spending(Image: @martinemccutcheon/instagram) Former EastEnders actress Martine McCutcheon…

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NCLT Can Invoke Inherent Powers To Permit Withdrawal Of Voluntary Liquidation Despite Absence Of Specific Provision In IBC: NCLT Chandigarh

The National Company Law Tribunal, Chandigarh Bench, comprising Harnam Singh Thakur (Member-Judicial) and Shishir Agarwal (Member-Technical), has disposed of an application seeking withdrawal of voluntary liquidation. The adjudicating authority held that even in the absence of specific provision under the IBC, it can allow the withdrawal of voluntary liquidation by invoking its inherent power under…

ASIC launches review into debt management and credit repair

The debt management and credit repair sector is being probed following concerns that some may be operating dishonestly or unfairly, potentially leaving financially vulnerable consumers in a worse position. The Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC) has announced it is reviewing the debt management and credit repair sector following concerns that some may have failed…

Labor’s bill to slash Hecs debt likely to pass with Coalition support despite Greens demand to end indexation | Australian education

Labor’s student debt relief is likely to sail through parliament despite a Greens push for Labor to end indexation of Hecs debts and wind up Coalition-era fee hikes for humanities courses. Labor’s legislation to lower Hecs debt levels by about 20% for about 3 million graduates will be the first government bill to be introduced…