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Creditors owed more than $2.4m by Nook Homes

Nook’s directors blame unpaid client bills for cashflow issues, while 160 creditors have been recorded. The first liquidation report for Nook Homes was filed Friday evening. © All content copyright NBR. Do not reproduce, even if you have a paid subscription. Liquidators estimate Nook Homes owe Bank of New Zealand $1.4 million, with more than 160…

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Personal Guarantor Who Participated In NCLT Proceedings Can Appeal Insolvency Admission: NCLAT

The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) at New Delhi has held that a personal guarantor who was permitted to participate in proceedings before the Adjudicating Authority qualifies as an “aggrieved person” entitled to maintain an appeal under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code against the admission of insolvency proceedings. The ruling came in an appeal…

Since the state’s decision to liquidate, the company’s assets have slowly been looted

After stormy debates and heated exchanges, the general assembly of the Egyptian Iron and Steel Company (EISC) convened on September 22 to approve yet another extension to the company’s liquidation timeline, adding a fifth year starting in January. The hall erupted with chants from individual shareholders: “Void,  void,  void. Five years of liquidation is void.”…