The company behind one of Ireland’s largest independent event ticketing companies Tickets.ie has ceased trading as it plans to enter liquidation. In a statement, Tickets.ie said customers with tickets for upcoming events should wait to hear from the relevant event promoter regarding their event. The company said all enquiries should be directed to the appointed…
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The Supreme Court has said that when associated or group companies are so inextricably connected that they effectively function as one concern, courts can lift the corporate veil and look at the economic reality of the group as a whole. Answering the question of when such a step can be taken, a Bench of Justices…
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) has put in place a formal mechanism for ending voluntary liquidation proceedings before a company is dissolved. The latest changes also tighten the claims process by requiring stakeholders to update claims that have been partly or fully satisfied and by obligating liquidators to explain why any claim…
Kalas Packaging acquires Ryedale print business from liquidation Printweek Read the original article here
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The founders of Catch and Scoopon have acquired Click Frenzy and plan to relaunch the website, weeks after the online sales platform collapsed into liquidation. Gabby and Hezi Leibovich, who founded local e-commerce pioneer Catch in 2006, revealed the acquisition of Click Frenzy and its digital assets on Monday. Founded in 2012 by Grant Arnott,…
The company behind online tickets platform Tickets.ie is ceasing trading and is poised to go into liquidation. The business, which is majority-owned by the DEAG Group, a German live-entertainment and ticketing company, made this announcement after the bank holiday weekend. The decision has led to “shock” among festival organisers who have used it…