Letters: phoenix builders, company tax and Kim Beazley – The Australian Financial Review

by Letters editor Subcontractors need wage protection Almost on cue, another prominent builder goes bust a week before the Easter break, leaving hundreds of unsuspecting subcontractors owed millions and with little or no prospect of recovering even a small proportion of the monies owed to them (“Just the beginning: more builders face collapse, subbies say”,…

Insolvency may suspend many rights but not the minority’s right to disclosures – Livemint

Sebis proposals will plug several of the disclosure gaps that exist in the current insolvency process pertaining to listed companies. Photo: Abhijit Bhatlekar/Mint The lot of minority shareholders of companies undergoing insolvency proceedings is a sorry one. The popular narrative might be one where the promoters (who are also the management) have mismanaged affairs or…

IBC Committee Report: Home buyers as financial creditors, voting threshold at 66% and more – Bar & Bench

The 14-member Insolvency Law Reforms Committee, which was established in December, 2017 has come out with a 106-page report recommending amendments to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC). The Committee was chaired by Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) Chairman, Injeti Srinivas with members from the legal fraternity as well, including Shardul Shroff of Shardul Amarchand…

Serbia to sell insolvent tractor maker IMT to India’s Tafe – PM Brnabic – SeeNews

BELGRADE (Serbia), April 3 (SeeNews) – Serbia’s government plans to sign a contract for the sale of insolvent tractor manufacturer Industrija Masina i Traktora (IMT) to Indian company Tafe for 66.8 million dinars ($697,000/565,000 euro), Serbian prime minister Ana Brnabic has said. The contract will be signed in the coming three days and the acquisition of…