Haulage firm based near Huntingdon falls into liquidation – Peterborough Telegraph
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Manhattan Coffee v Mwagiru: when directors lack standing to sue in a company’s name during liquidation
The Privy Council has dismissed two connected appeals in Manhattan Coffee Investment Holding (in liquidation) v Stephen Mbugua Mwagiru [2026] UKPC 21, clarifying the circumstances in which a person other than a liquidator may be authorised to bring or continue proceedings in the name of a company in liquidation. The judgement, delivered on 14 May…
Scottish whisky company falls into liquidation plunging investors into uncertainty
A SCOTTISH whisky company has collapsed into liquidation, plunging thousands of cask investors into uncertainty. Edinburgh-based Whisky Merchants Trading Limited was placed into liquidation by administrators Griffins after an estimated £80 million was raised from investors across the company’s brands. Administrators said the collapse of the firm had left “thousands of global customers uncertain of…
Business closures: Clothing manufacturer North East Rig Out falls into liquidation after 40 years
A UK clothing manufacturer is the latest business to close for good, with all its employees laid off in another blow to the economy. Aberdeen-based North East Rig Out has fallen into liquidation after 40 years of business, with the firm’s remaining eight workers having been made redundant. The clothing manufacturer specialised in workwear, school…
Simultaneous CIRP Proceedings Against Principal Debtor and Corporate Guarantor are Maintainable: Supreme Court rules in favour of ICICI Bank [Read Judgement]
The Supreme Court of India, while deciding a batch of appeals involving ICICI Bank and SBI, held that simultaneous Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) proceedings against a principal debtor and its corporate guarantor are maintainable under the Insolvency and BankruptcyCode (IBC), 2016. The appeals arose from conflicting orders by the NCLAT and NCLT regarding the…
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Singapore court allows winding-up of BVI firms linked to 1MDB, enabling claims against banks
KUALA LUMPUR (May 15): The Singapore High Court has allowed the winding-up of several British Virgin Islands (BVI) entities linked to the 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) scandal, enabling liquidators to pursue statutory claims against Standard Chartered Bank Singapore and BSI Singapore in Singapore. In a statement on Friday, Angela Barkhouse and Toni Shukla, joint liquidators…
The rise of CoC Raj: Efficiency at what cost? – Bar and Bench
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