South Canterbury custard square company closed
Denheath Desserts in liquidation: South Canterbury custard square company closed … Read the original article here
Bankrupt owner puts thousands of music fans refunds at risk – BBC
Bankrupt owner puts thousands of music fans refunds at risk BBC Read the original article here
Vegan Finest Foods Declared Bankrupt After Struggling with Post-Pandemic Decline – vegconomist
Vegan Finest Foods, the Dutch company behind plant-based brands such as Vegan Zeastar, Beastie Plants, and Vegan Junkstar, has been declared bankrupt, as reported by Eiwit Trends. The company, founded in 2019 in partnership with the restaurant chain Vegan Junkfood Bar, faced significant financial difficulties following the economic impacts of the coronavirus pandemic and a…
Adani Group and Dalmia Bharat Get CCI Approval for Jaiprakash Associates Acquisition, ETInfra
Various other companies, including Vedanta Group, Jindal Power and PNC Infratech, have also approached the CCI seeking nod to submit respective resolution plans to the CoC of JAL. Fair trade regulator CCI on Tuesday said it has in principle approved Adani Group’s acquisition of debt-ridden Jaiprakash Associates, should it win a bid in the ongoing…
Denheath Desserts in liquidation: South Canterbury custard square company closed
Denheath’s directors, Donald and Lisa Templeton, had 71.49% of shares in the company. Geoff Cloake had 5.6%, Vaughan Moloney owned 4%, Albert and Raymond Gain owned 4%, Josephine Turnell, Mark and Sarah Lawson owned 1.6% and Kevin Guthrie 0.8%. The Herald has approached Lisa Templeton for comment. The Herald has not been able to access…
Supreme Court orders probe into judge’s call to tribunal member in insolvency case
The Supreme Court has ordered an inquiry into allegations that a judge of the higher judiciary contacted a member of the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) in Chennai to seek a favourable order in an insolvency matter. The inquiry will be conducted by the Secretary General of the Supreme Court and will ascertain whether…
Supreme Court orders probe into judge’s call to tribunal member in insolvency case
The Supreme Court has ordered an inquiry into allegations that a judge of the higher judiciary contacted a member of the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) in Chennai to seek a favourable order in an insolvency matter. The inquiry will be conducted by the Secretary General of the Supreme Court and will ascertain whether…
NCLAT judge recuses after saying ‘higher judiciary member’ asked him to favour a party
The Chennai Bench of the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has formally recorded that one of its members was approached by “one of the most revered members of the higher judiciary” seeking a favourable order in an insolvency matter. Judicial Member Justice Sharad Kumar Sharma recused himself from hearing the case on August 13…
‘He will go bankrupt’: Brittany Higgins, husband facing $2 million legal bill and financial ruin
Brittany Higgins will be financially wiped out if she is forced to personally pay Linda Reynolds $341,000 in damages and millions of dollars in legal costs but experts believe her trust fund may be legally protected setting the scene for a fresh legal fight. There’s also the question of how much money is actually left…
Higgins faces $2m legal bill, financial ruin – Herald Sun
Higgins faces $2m legal bill, financial ruin Herald Sun Read the original article here