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Bombay High Court: In an insolvency petition raising a question that can a debtor, facing arrears of maintenance ordered under Section 125 of the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 (‘CrPC’), seek protection under the Presidency Towns Insolvency Act, 1909 (‘Insolvency Act’) by being declared insolvent, a Single Judge Bench of Jitendra Jain, J., while dismissing the petition, held that maintenance obligations are not ‘debts’ within the meaning of the Insolvency Act, and refused to declare the husband as insolvent.
Background:
The petitioner-husband, employed as a dance teacher, married the respondent-wife on 28-01-2014. Within two months, disputes arose, resulting in proceedings being filed by the wife before the Family Court. On…
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Bombay High Court: In an insolvency petition raising a question that can a debtor, facing arrears of maintenance ordered under Section 125 of the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 (‘CrPC’), seek protection under the Presidency Towns Insolvency Act, 1909 (‘Insolvency Act’) by being declared insolvent, a Single Judge Bench of Jitendra Jain, J., while dismissing the petition, held that maintenance obligations are not ‘debts’ within the meaning of the Insolvency Act, and refused to declare the husband as insolvent.
Background:
The petitioner-husband, employed as a dance teacher, married the respondent-wife on 28-01-2014. Within two months, disputes arose, resulting in proceedings being filed by the wife before the Family Court. On…
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Bombay High Court: In an insolvency petition raising a question that can a debtor, facing arrears of maintenance ordered under Section 125 of the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 (‘CrPC’), seek protection under the Presidency Towns Insolvency Act, 1909 (‘Insolvency Act’) by being declared insolvent, a Single Judge Bench of Jitendra Jain, J., while dismissing the petition, held that maintenance obligations are not ‘debts’ within the meaning of the Insolvency Act, and refused to declare the husband as insolvent.
Background:
The petitioner-husband, employed as a dance teacher, married the respondent-wife on 28-01-2014. Within two months, disputes arose, resulting in proceedings being filed by the wife before the Family Court. On…
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Rogue Ales’ parent company files for Chapter 7 liquidation The Business Journals
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Bank of America is sounding the alarm over the explosive growth of prediction markets and sports gambling, warning it could lead consumers to take on too much debt and default on loans.
The rapid expansion of such bets is creating a new credit risk for lenders as gambling losses create financial stress for consumers, BofA strategists including Mihir Bhatia wrote in a note.
The strategists point to the rising popularity of online betting since the Supreme Court struck down a federal ban on sports gambling. More recently, prediction market platforms like Kalshi Inc. and Polymarket are “creating a new form of…
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Bank of America strategists reportedly expect consumers’ growing use of prediction markets and sports gambling sites to create new credit risk for lenders.
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