From boom to bust: Tech start-up leaves creditors $5m out of pocket – thepost.co.nz
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06 Aug, 2025 Supreme Court Clarifies: IBC Moratorium Doesn’t Stop Corporate Debtors From Voluntarily Returning Leased Property New Delhi | August 6, 2025 In a crucial interpretation of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, the Supreme Court of India has ruled that the moratorium imposed during insolvency proceedings does not restrict a corporate debtor from voluntarily…
Six-year directorship ban for construction boss who sold £100,000 of classic cars for just £1
Kulbarg Singh has been banned as a director after selling £1.5 million worth of assets for under £500,000 to another company which he also controlled The sales in 2021 included seven historic cars – including three Rolls Royces Singh’s disqualification means he cannot direct any company until 2031 A Staffordshire businessman who sold seven historic…
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Recent amendments to Malta’s Companies Act
A number of amendments to the Maltese Companies Act were enacted by means of Act XVIII of 2025 on July 11. This article analyses some amendments which have significant practical significance for the business community as well as for corporate law practitioners and service providers. Simplified liquidation procedure One of the main changes to the…
SCA Reaffirms Residual Powers Of Company Directors To Rescind Winding-up Orders – Trials & Appeals & Compensation
E ENS More ENS is an independent law firm with over 200 years of experience. The firm has over 600 practitioners in 14 offices on the continent, in Ghana, Mauritius, Namibia, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania and Uganda. South Africa’s Supreme Court of Appeal (“the SCA”) in Dr…
Set-Off Of Transactions Executed Prior To Commencement Of CIRP Based On Arbitral Award Is Permissible… – Live Law
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Cult hatted Melbourne restaurant collapses into administration after five years – MSN
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Award-winning cult restaurant goes bust
A popular Melbourne eatery has been forced into voluntary administration. An award-winning Melbourne restaurant which began as a delivery service during lockdown has gone bust. 1800 Lasagne graduated to a physical store in August 2020, winning a cult following, awards, and the patronage of Jamie Oliver in the inner-north suburb of Thornbury. But external administrators…