After 120 years, Murray & Roberts heads towards liquidation – IOL
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AI image The High Court has placed D.T. Dobie & Company (Kenya) Limited under liquidation and an official receiver appointed as the liquidator of the motor vehicle dealer. In a notice dated August 15 issued pursuant to the Insolvency Act, Mark Gakuru confirmed his appointment as the official receiver and liquidator of the company following a special resolution passed…
After 120 years, Murray & Roberts heads towards liquidation MSN Read the original article here
After 120 years, Murray & Roberts heads towards liquidation MSN Read the original article here
PRESIDENT of the Business Recovery and Insolvency Practitioners Association of Nigeria (BRIPAN), Chimezie Victor Ihekweazu (SAN), has said that in light of the changing world and numerous economic challenges many businesses are facing, business owners should engage business recovery experts to save businesses before they actually fail. He stressed that they are willing and ready…
India Unveils Sweeping Reforms to Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code with 2025 Amendment Bill BW Businessworld Read the original article here
Texas judge orders Infowars liquidation to pay Sandy Hook families almost $1.5 billion MSN Read the original article here
FASHION RETAIL NEWS UK 14 August, 2025 | by Angela Beevers Claire’s has collapsed into administration in the UK and Ireland with 2,150 jobs put at risk. The appointment of Will Wright and Chris Pole from Interpath as joint administrators to Claire’s Accessories UK, Claire’s European Services and Claire’s European Distribution follows the announcement that…
On 8 August a Court of Session commercial judge refused to make a first order in a petition to wind up a company, declining to authorise its intimation and service. Instead the judge granted the respondents’ motion to dismiss the petition. The company had lodged a caveat and appeared by counsel, as did two of…
The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has given insurers and reinsurance companies a 12-month period to comply with the new minimum capital requirement (MCR). The MCR was introduced by the Nigerian Insurance Industry Reform Act (NIIRA), 2025. In a circular released in Abuja on Friday, it was said that any company that failed to meet the…