In a recent ruling, the Supreme Court of India has dismissed appeals filed by US-based lender GLAS Trust Company LLC and the Insolvency Resolution Professional of Byju’s, upholding an NCLAT order that permitted Aakash Educational Services Ltd. to proceed with its proposed rights issue of equity shares. The appeals challenged the NCLAT, Chennai Bench’s order…
Gensol Insolvency: NCLAT Refuses To Expunge NCLT’s Remarks Against IRP, Says Observations Not Adverse To… Live Law Read the original article here
Hope for Tahmoor mine after Gupta hands over control of Australian companies Illawarra Mercury Read the original article here
NCLAT allows Liquidator to remove Auctioned Assets, rejects Reliance Realty’s Ownership Claims and Obstruction of Sale Process Taxscan Read the original article here
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Derrimut 24:7 founder Nick Solomos has placed the largest company in his gym network into voluntary administration, days after a proposed rescue deal with billionaire businessman Adrian Portelli collapsed. According to The Age, staff were notified on Thursday via an internal message, which emphasised that gyms would continue operating as normal despite the business facing…
[SINGAPORE] The sudden closure of Twelve Cupcakes last week once again shone the spotlight on axed workers left in the lurch, unsure if they will receive owed salaries and Central Provident Fund (CPF) contributions. The closure affecting the bakery chain’s 80 staff is only the tip of the iceberg. From Jan 1 to Oct 23,…