The Kinnettles Hotel, on North Street in the Fife seaside town, welcomed visitors from all around the world before it fell into the hands of administrators. Designed by architects J. Hall and D. Henry in 1879, the building underwent a major overhaul in 2017 and since then has offered 15 luxury rooms and a spa.…
Special-purpose drone UD-H05 developed by Gaion./Courtesy of Gaion This article was displayed on the ChosunBiz MoneyMove (MM) site at 3:50 p.m. on Oct. 14, 2026. The likelihood that AI drone company Gaion, which had prepared to list on KOSDAQ after being valued at 60 billion won, will be liquidated has grown. The court decided to…
Shareholders handed £517,000 as Nottinghamshire firm’s liquidation nears end TheBusinessDesk.com Read the original article here
REVEALED: Liquidator appointments for businesses in the Northern Beaches council area for October 13 The Daily Telegraph Read the original article here
REVEALED: Liquidator appointments for businesses in the Latrobe (TAS) council area for October 14 The Mercury Read the original article here
Home/Corporate Laws/Absence of a 66% vote in favour of Liquidation does not prevent Liquidation u/S 33(1)(a): NCLAT dismisses Appeal [Read Order] Corporate LawsLaw Report The tribunal observed that Section 33(1)(a) was automatically triggered. Get the day’s tax rulings in your inbox × The case number, coram and counsel for this order are part of the…
The company, in an exchange filing, stated, “With reference to the captioned subject, please find enclosed herewith the press release on the receipt of order dated October 09, 2026 from the Hon’ble National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT), Principal Bench, New Delhi staying and keeping in abeyance the order dated October 07, 2026 passed by…
No assets had as yet been identified to satisfy creditors. The company had operated as a charity until May, when it was deregistered over a failure to file annual accounts. Its most recent accounts filed, to December 2022, show financial problems were apparent years ago. The accounts show negative equity of -$87,919, against total assets…
An award-winning UK furniture brand has plunged into liquidation owing more than £1.4 million in debt. The Sussex-based company sells furniture, lighting and home decor before entering creditors’ voluntary liquidation on June 1. Pure White Lines Ltd. also sources antique and vintage items from across Europe, and was established in 2012. Beloved UK furniture brand…
Future of The Mulberry pub in Farnham uncertain as company behind it faces liquidation Farnham Herald Read the original article here