Cafe company collapses into liquidation with $154k owed – Stuff
Cafe company collapses into liquidation with $154k owed Stuff Read the original article here
Cafe company collapses into liquidation with $154k owed Stuff Read the original article here
REVEALED: Liquidator appointments for businesses in the Onkaparinga council area for October 12 | The Advertiser Adelaide Now Read the original article here
REVEALED: Liquidator appointments for businesses in the Hobart council area for October 12 The Mercury Read the original article here
Creditors unlikely to be paid after Hamilton cafe company collapses Waikato Times Read the original article here
You can also listen to this podcast on iono.fm here. JIMMY MOYAHA: This morning, Tongaat Hulett Limited issued us with the unfortunate Sens announcement that confirmed that the company would be removed from the Johannesburg Stock Exchange’s listing board. We’re going to be taking a closer look at this with independent analyst Dave Woollam, who…
A Cork fitness centre co-owned by Munster Rugby legend Peter Stringer is to close with immediate effect as it will be placed into voluntary liquidation. F45 Elysian, based in Cork’s Elysian Tower, opened for memberships in 2022, based in a 3,150 sq ft unit at the Cork landmark. An email to members late on Sunday…
Furniture company goes into liquidation owing more than $2m www.thepost.co.nz Read the original article here
Westminster International Limited, which is registered at Westminster House, Blacklocks Hill, Banbury, is due to appear before the High Court on October 27 after a petition was presented by creditor Midwich Limited. The petition in The Gazette was lodged on September 10 and seeks to wind up the company under the 1986 Insolvency Act. The…
Luxury St Andrews hotel closes as company goes into liquidation The Courier Read the original article here
Investors who lost money in failed luxury care-home developments have secured a High Court ruling against the company that marketed the schemes. In a case that examines the perilously thin line between marketing investments and providing investment advice, the High Court in London has ruled that a property marketing company cannot escape responsibility for misleading…