Auckland casting agency in liquidation owing over $450k – Stuff
Auckland casting agency in liquidation owing over $450k Stuff Read the original article here
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The founder of Proud Poppy Clothing has told her customers it’s “business as usual” after the clothing retailer fell into voluntary administration last week. Proud Poppy Clothing operates an online shop front, as well as a small number of physical retail stores in Victoria and Queensland. Related Article Block Placeholder Article ID: 342632 Known for…
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Grapes slump sends Central Otago vineyard company into liquidation owing more than $570,000 The Press Read the original article here
Pinot Noir vineyard companies in liquidation, grape demand downturn blamed BusinessDesk | NZ Read the original article here
REVEALED: Latest business liquidations in Wentworth Herald Sun Read the original article here
Central Otago grape grower goes into liquidation owing hundreds of thousands Stuff Read the original article here
NCLAT upholds NCLT”s order, rejecting Log 9 Mobility”s suspended directors” plea to avoid assisting in the recovery of 100 EVs leased from Gensol EV Lease amid insolvency. New Delhi, Aug 9 (PTI) Corporate dispute appellate tribunal NCLAT has rejected an appeal of Log 9 Mobility’s two suspended directors challenging an NCLT order that directed them…
A petition was presented to Paisley Sheriff Court for His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs in relation to AllAbout Transport Limited, listed at Manse Court. It called for the company to be wound up and for a liquidator to be appointed. The SNP’s auditors have flagged a “heightened risk of fraud” in two key areas in…
It took less than an hour for creditors to vote to close the Liberty Bell Bay manganese smelter, a full stop in the industrial operations that had been a landmark in Tasmania’s north-east for more than six decades. The plant was not only the country’s sole manganese smelter, but employed 204 people in George Town,…