Legal Mr Justice Rory Mulcahy said he was not persuaded that arguments from David O’Shea, Blackbee’s founder, were substantial or made in good faith Mr Justice Rory Mulcahy said he was not persuaded that arguments from David O’Shea, Blackbee’s founder, were substantial or made in good faith. Picture: John Allen Read the original article here
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LONDON – Dunedin Enterprise Investment Trust PLC, a publicly traded investment fund, has released a timetable for its voluntary liquidation process. The company has made the circular detailing the proposed liquidation available for shareholders to view online and submitted it to the National Storage Mechanism. According to the schedule, the last day of dealing in…
This paradigm shifted with the introduction of the IBC, which provided a much-needed mechanism to address insolvency issues in a time-bound and efficient manner. Passed in May 2016, it has played a transformative role in the Indian economy. At the time of its enactment, we were grappling with a twin balance sheet crisis, where banks’…
1. In Commercial Tax Department v. Teena Saraswant Pandey, (Company Appeal (AT) (Ins.) No. 1265 of 2022), the NCLAT observed that commercial tax department could not be treated as ‘secured creditor’ in relation to the taxes owed by the corporate debtor under Madhya Pradesh VAT Act, 2002 (“MPVAT”). To arrive at the conclusion, NCLAT relied on…
Guernsey-registered GBG Insurance Ltd was placed into administration by the Royal Court last December, pre-empting the collapse of the US-headquartered Global Benefits Group earlier this year. Audited accounts showed that the business was in good health but directors discovered that declared assets representing more than $70m. did not exist. Efforts were made during 2023 to…
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Christchurch-based Aether Pacific Pharmaceuticals (APP) is facing liquidation with creditors owed nearly NZ$9 million. The company formerly known as Medical Kiwi, which operates a cultivation facility and a clinical network, called in administrators last month after hitting financial difficulties. The Press reports the firm’s liabilities include $63,000 owed to staff in wages and holiday pay,…
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Trade creditors with security are owed $3.1m. There are 598 unsecured creditors who are owed just over $34.9m. This includes $4.1m owing to trade creditors and $24.4m in intercompany payables. “At this stage, it is unknown if there will be any funds available to make payment to unsecured creditors,” the report said. AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.…