By Jennifer Dickfos, Griffith University and Catherine Brown, Griffith University The proposed federal government changes to insolvency that reduce the bankruptcy period from three years to 12 months need to be questioned. It has been argued the shortened default period will have the desired impact on encouraging entrepreneurial activity and reducing the associated stigma of being…
A Whangarei company which tried to liquidate another commercial entity over an unpaid bill not only failed in its bid but also had costs awarded against it. CablePrice in Whangarei applied to the High Court at Whangarei under the Companies Act for an order that Taimona Haulage be liquidated over an unpaid bill of $14,607…
Administrators are trying to work out what caused the financial collapse of a NSW north coast baby carrier company. The directors of Hug-a-Bub Australia Pty Ltd, based at Byron Bay, put the company into voluntary administration on Monday. Founded 15 years ago by two mums, the company made organic baby carriers, wraps and slings.…
CablePrice in Whangarei has lost a bid to liquidate Taimona Haulage. Photo / Michael Cunningham A Whangarei company which tried to liquidate another commercial entity over an unpaid bill not only failed in its bid but also had costs awarded against it. CablePrice in Whangarei applied to the High Court at Whangarei under the Companies…
CablePrice in Whangarei has lost a bid to liquidate Taimona Haulage. Photo / Michael Cunningham A Whangarei company which tried to liquidate another commercial entity over an unpaid bill not only failed in its bid but also had costs awarded against it. CablePrice in Whangarei applied to the High Court at Whangarei under the Companies…
The company behind the popular baby sling brand, Hug-a-Bub, has collapsed into voluntary administration. Hug-a-bub Australia Pty Ltd, which was incorporated in 2001, has temporarily ceased trading and is not currently taking orders, after appointing Brendan Nixon of Stanley Morgan Accountants as voluntary administrator on June 13. The New South Wales-based company, which was founded…
Comments (0) BARNSTAPLE is to lose its BHS store after the company announced it was going into liquidation. It brings to an end a turbulent few months for staff at the Green Lanes store, who have been left in limbo after the company went into administration in April. Philip Duffy and Benjamin Wiles, managing directors of…