Can Insolvency Proceedings Continue Even If the Creditor Who Started Them Acted Fraudulently? Supreme Court Answers

The Supreme Court held that tribunals can recall insolvency proceedings begun through fraud and collusion, but need not always end them, and sent the Greenopolis case back to NCLT. – Orris Infrastructure Private Limited v. Rakesh Kumar Gupta & Ors. The Supreme Court has ruled that the insolvency tribunal can recall a corporate insolvency process…

IIFCL UK moves NCLT against Reliance Infrastructure arm over ₹1,745 cr dues | Company News

India Infrastructure Finance Company (UK) Limited (IIFCL UK), the overseas arm of state-owned India Infrastructure Finance Company, has approached the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), seeking insolvency proceedings against Mumbai Metro One Private Limited (MMOPL) over alleged dues of about ₹1,745 crore.   MMOPL is controlled by Reliance Infrastructure. The petition, filed under Section 7…

Aromantic placed into administration

RetailDeals A family-owned online supplier of natural and organic cosmetic and skincare ingredients has ceased trading and been placed in administration. Christopher Horner and Kevin Pinkerton, of restructuring and insolvency practice Business Rescue Expert, have been appointed joint administrators of Scotland-based Aromantic Limited. The £1.1 million-turnover business, based on the Greshop Industrial Estate in Forres,…

Pix transactions fall 10% after ban on betting sites

The number of Pix transactions fell about 10% over the past three days, after the government published a presidential decree (MP) late Friday afternoon (25) banning online sports betting (known in Brazil as “bets”). For part of the banking industry, the ban is viewed favorably, since there are in fact many indicators that betting sites…