FORMER Scotland football player and Sky Sports pundit James McFadden has reportedly been made bankrupt with debts of more than £2.5million. The former Motherwell forward was declared insolvent after he failed to settle tax bills, with his debts soaring to £2,594,192, according to the Scottish Sun. Advertisement Insolvency firm Opus, which have been appointed as…
FORMER Scotland football player and Sky Sports pundit James McFadden has reportedly been made bankrupt with debts of more than £2.5million. The former Motherwell forward was declared insolvent after he failed to settle tax bills, with his debts soaring to £2,594,192, according to the Scottish Sun. Insolvency firm Opus, which have been appointed as trustees…
FORMER Scotland football player and Sky Sports pundit James McFadden has reportedly been made bankrupt with debts of more than £2.5million. The former Motherwell forward was declared insolvent after he failed to settle tax bills, with his debts soaring to £2,594,192, according to the Scottish Sun. Advertisement Insolvency firm Opus, which have been appointed as…
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) at New Delhi refused to overturn the insolvency proceedings against Ansal Properties and Infrastructure Limited.However, it restricted the process to Sushant Golf City in Lucknow and three Rajasthan projects: Ansal Royal Plaza, Orchid Plaza, and Tulip Plaza. The tribunal said extending the insolvency process to projects not linked…
In 2025, there was a significant increase in the number of bankruptcy cases involving large companies in Germany. According to a study by business consultancy Falkensteg, the number of large companies – defined as those with more than €10 million in turnover – going bankrupt has grown by about a quarter to 471 last year,…
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) at Delhi has upheld the NCLT Ahmedabad’s order directing eviction of two subsidiaries from premises owned by a corporate debtor. The court held that the NCLT can exercise jurisdiction under Section 60(5) of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (which gives the insolvency court power to decide questions of…
In October 2025, 360 construction companies registered as insolvent, accounting for 16.6% of all insolvencies in England and Wales. This was 69 more than had been recorded in September and was up by 40 on the 320 recorded in October 2024, according to official figures from The Insolvency Service. The total number of construction insolvencies…
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