Vlasic and Ah Sam said in their report that on their appointment that Deep Creek’s accounting system indicated that receivables of $540,906 were outstanding, but, “after further investigations, it became apparent that the debtor’s system had not been reconciled and the initial figure was over inflated”. All up, $878,496 has been realised in the liquidation,…
Bengaluru: The Supreme Court has admitted two appeals in the ongoing insolvency proceedings of Think & Learn, the parent entity of the embattled edtech firm Byju’s, filed by the company’s promoters and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). The apex court has scheduled the next hearing for July 21 where it will…
Builder fined $3500 for taking deposit on home he couldn’t deliver thepost.co.nz Read the original article here
A failed cafe has cost a Dunedin businessman his “entire life savings” and left his company owing nearly $500,000. Jonathan Lyons said the ongoing costs of running Copper on Highgate, which he bought in July last year, factored “100%” into the decision to liquidate his company. The cafe stopped trading in mid-April. “If we hadn’t…
Notice has since been issued that following a general meeting of the company, a special resolution was passed that Ross Labels Ltd would be wound up voluntarily; and an ordinary resolution was passed appointing the liquidator for the purposes of the winding-up. Read the original article here
Representative image (Picture credit: IANS) BENGALURU: The Supreme Court has admitted two appeals in the ongoing insolvency proceedings of Think & Learn, the parent entity of Byju’s. The appeals were filed by the company’s promoters and cricket body BCCI. The apex court has scheduled the next hearing for July 21.The cases stem from the insolvency…
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Peter Stevens Motorcycles, one of the biggest motorcycle retailers in Australia, has become the latest victim of sluggish consumer demand, calling in the administrators to leave hundreds of jobs in limbo. The group, which has been operating for more than five decades, represents eight of the top 12 selling motorcycle brands in Australia, including Harley-Davidson,…