NOIDA Cannot Levy Delay Penalty As CIRP Costs on Homebuyers And Resolution Applicant For Builder’s Default: Supreme Court

NEW DELHI: In a significant ruling addressing the treatment of statutory delay penalties under the insolvency framework, the Supreme Court of India held that time extension charges levied by the New Okhla Industrial Development Authority (NOIDA) cannot be treated as Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) costs or recovered from homebuyers and the incoming resolution applicant.…

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Shaky foundations: Bathla’s downfall is one of many warning signs for Australia’s construction industry | Housing

Donna Jones’s new “lovely little one-bedroom unit” was supposed to be part of her retirement plan. The 63-year-old disability support worker’s new apartment, which she bought off-the-plan from the Bathla Group, looked great. It would be smaller and easier to manage, much closer to her grandchildren than her old place, and, she believed, ready in…

Believe Early Learning: Preserving Essential Services Through Voluntary Administration

Andrew Blundell of Cathro & Partners uses the restructuring of Believe Early Learning to show how voluntary administration can preserve viable childcare businesses by maintaining operations, protecting regulatory approvals and jobs, refinancing secured creditors and delivering a better return to unsecured creditors than liquidation, while stressing that early intervention is critical in a sector facing…