Supreme Court upholds order directing Operational Creditor to pay CIRP costs, fees after dismissal of insolvency plea – Bar & Bench – Indian Legal News

Published on :26 Jan, 2021 , 7:47 am Updated on :26 Jan, 2021 , 7:02 am The Supreme Court has upheld an order passed by the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) directing an Operational Creditor to pay the CIRP costs and fees after the dismissal of his insolvency plea. (Rajkumar Brothers And Production Pvt…

Shake-up to Penrith’s restaurant scene – The Western Weekender – The Western Weekender

Panarottis has closed its doors for good. Share this story Penriths ever-changing restaurant scene has had another major change, with long-time Italian restaurant Panarottis closing during the week. The restaurant had been a mainstay in Panthers for many years, originally opening in a spot accessible from the main foyer, and then moving inside when renovations…

Bankruptcy Judge Approves Weinstein Co. Liquidation After Three-Year Odyssey & Last-Ditch Protest By Handful Of Victims – Deadline

A bankruptcy court judge Monday confirmed a liquidation plan for the former Weinstein Co., which filed for Chapter 11 three years ago as disgraced mogul Harvey Weinstein imploded in a sea of sexual abuse and harassment accusations. Weinstein the man is serving a 23-year sentence for rape and assault at a correctional facility in upstate…

Increased Threshold: Magical Figure For Allottees Under The Insolvency And Bankruptcy Code, 2016 – Live Law – Indian Legal News

The status of homebuyers as a class of financial creditors and their right to initiate the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) against the builder/developer under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC or Code) had traversed a very long journey which witnessed various legislative amendments and Supreme Court’s decision (Chitra Sharma versus Union of India &…

Silver Heritage administrators hand control of company to new board of directors – IAG – Inside Asian Gaming

Philippines-based HatchAsia Inc has completed its takeover of Australian-listed Southeast Asian casino operator Silver Heritage Group, with six new directors replacing the former board as of last Friday. Former CEO Mike Bolsover, Chairman Matthew Hunter and fellow director Darryl Kaplan are no longer associated with the company, replaced by representatives of the new ownership group,…