Georgia furniture company to shut down after 40 years, will close both store locations – WSB-TV
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SC freezes bank account of Parsvnath Developers, issues bailable warrant against the company’s leadership
As reported by PTI, the case pertained to a petition filed by one Rita Tikku, a cancer survivor, and Lokaish Tikku, who invested their life savings in the “Parsvnath Exotica” project in Sector 53, Gurugram. Despite paying the full sale consideration of approximately Rs 1.78 crore, the possession, originally due in 2013, never materialised. Two…
Firm supplying steel for airport hangar wants directors of main company made liable for debts
A steel fabrications company which was a subcontractor to a firm building a new hangar at Shannon Airport is seeking orders from the Commercial Court making three directors of the main contractor liable for its €20.6m debts following liquidation. O’Sullivan Fabrications Ltd, with registered office in Dromcollogher, Co Limerick, an engineering and fabrications company specialising…
Firm director ‘pretty gutted’ unable to halt liquidation
The director of an award-winning Central Otago painting company being liquidated owing $1.6 million says he put his ‘‘heart and soul’’ into the business and is gutted he could not save it. Mohammed Jameel & Son’s Ltd was placed into liquidation this month by shareholder resolution. The company traded as MJS Painters + Decorators, which…
Halite Energy Group goes into liquidation
Halite Energy Group, which had been developing an underground gas storage facility in Preesall, Lancashire, has gone into liquidation. The company, which won a landmark legal battle in 2014 having initially been denied permission the previous year, planned to create up to 19 purpose-built underground gas storage caverns. Donald McKinnon, turnaround specialist at wbg accountancy,…
Heartland Wines enters voluntary administration after 20 years
A celebrated South Australian winery behind a string of acclaimed red wines has entered voluntary administration, casting doubt over the future of Heartland Wines after more than two decades in the industry. Heartland Wines, known for premium but accessible reds from Langhorne Creek and the Limestone Coast, appointed Daniel Lopresti and Anna Agostino of Clifton…
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Top Hobart venues close amid shock voluntary administration
Seven Hobart venues have been shut down – effective immediately – as administrators look to find new owners. More than 80 staff employed across Cargo, Jack Greene, Post Street Social, O-Bar, Republic Bar, Franklin Wharf Restaurant and Bar and the Franklin Wharf Function Centre were this morning told that they were being stood down, after…
Heartland Wines enters voluntary administration after 20 years
After more than two decades in business, an Australian wine producer had entered voluntary administration, putting its future in doubt. Support for One Nation drops for the first time in four months, the Coalition prepares to overhaul its nuclear policy to lift the ban on nuclear power. Plus, President Trump claims the Strait of Hormuz…
Norada Pub & Restaurant company to enter liquidation
Norada Enterprise Ltd, which traded as Norada Pub & Restaurant in Potter Heigham, is appointing liquidators after the business became “unsustainable”, the company’s director Constantinos Mantilaris said. Norada Grill & Tavern in Potter Heigham (Image: CAMRA) Mr Mantilaris, known as Costa, said the River Thurne venue, by Potter Heigham Bridge, is now being operated by…