Pending Interlocutory Applications Do Not Bar Liquidation Of Corporate Debtor: NCLT Mumbai

The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Mumbai Bench, has held that pending interlocutory applications concerning the affairs of a Corporate Debtor do not prevent liquidation proceedings from commencing. Such applications can instead be pursued by the Liquidator in accordance with law. “Though certain interlocutory applications relating to the affairs of the Corporate Debtor are stated…

The Paper Trail Nobody Can Explain Away: Sudha Gupta, Devendra Gupta And The Long Shadow Behind Mother’s Pride And Presidium

There is a familiar trick in the world of corporate and institutional controversy: take each unpleasant fact, put it in a separate box, and then insist that there is no story because no single box contains the entire story. A criminal proceeding is called “only a proceeding”.A bankruptcy order is called “only a financial matter”.A…

Edge Early Learning shuts another Canberra childcare centre following regulator action

Embattled childcare company Edge Early Learning has permanently closed another Canberra centre, declaring its continued operation “unviable” after receiving a three-month suspension from authorities. The closure of Edge Early Learning in Charnwood in Canberra’s north comes two months after the company’s Higgins service was closed suddenly due to an “immediate risk to the safety and…

Weekly Recap: AI services share rise and subsidiary liquidations — TradingView News

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Schools, Trusts, Guarantees And Bankruptcy: What The Public Record Reveals About The Financial Empire Around Devendra Gupta And Sudha Gupta

There is a particularly uncomfortable way to build wealth in the public imagination: put schools at the centre of the story, wrap the enterprise in the language of education and social purpose, surround it with charitable trusts and institutions, and let the public see classrooms, children and school uniforms. But when the same ecosystem later…