What now for Byju’s? Insolvency process faces fresh hurdles after NCLT order MSN
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Israeli cybersecurity firm files for insolvency over debt Tech in Asia
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A LARGE industrial site previously owned by a long-running coach-building business near Colchester has hit the market for £8.5million.
Centre Park, a warehouse site, in Main Road, Frating, has been listed on Rightmove for £8,500,000 by property firm Fenn Wright.
The site is roughly the size of three football pitches, with almost 56,000 sq ft of indoor space.
A Smith Great Bentley used to own and be run from the site but the company went into liquidation in November 2023.
Signage – A Smith Great Bentley LTD (Image: G J Wisdom & Co Auctioneers & Valuers)
Entrance – the site (Image: Google Maps)
On the market – another aerial view of the site (Image: Fenn Wright)
Established in 1973 and originally located in Great Bentley, the firm was…
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Federal prosecutors disputed claims by Shohei Ohtani‘s former interpreter that he stole from the slugger to pay back massive gambling debts, saying there was no evidence he suffered from a gambling addiction before he started draining the Los Angeles Dodgers star’s bank account, according to court documents filed Thursday.
Ippei Mizuhara is due to be sentenced Feb. 6 after his June guilty plea. Last week, he asked U.S. District Judge John W. Holcomb for an 18-month sentence, instead of the nearly five years prosecutors seek. Mizuhara said he was…
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What now for Byju’s? Insolvency process faces fresh hurdles after NCLT order MSN
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IBBI chief Ravi Mital on Thursday said companies in India have not learnt how to use the insolvency law and pitched for efforts to ensure that more companies opt for the voluntary resolution process to increase productivity.
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), which provides for a market-linked and time-bound resolution of stressed assets, came into force in 2016.
So far, most of the insolvency resolution processes have been initiated by creditors while in comparison voluntary applications have been less.
Speaking at a conference organised by industry body Assocham and accounting body CPA Australia in the national capital, Mital said creditors have recovered around Rs 3.6 lakh crore has been recovered by creditors under the IBC in…
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Edtech major Byju’s finds itself in yet another legal tangle. After its insolvency proceedings were reinstated in October last year, a new twist emerged when Resolution Professional (RP) Pankaj Srivastava removed two key creditors—Aditya Birla Finance and U.S.-based Glas Trust Company LLC—from the Committee of Creditors (CoC).
The decision was swiftly challenged in the Supreme Court.
Now, in a significant ruling on January 29, the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has not only reinstated both creditors in the CoC but also ordered disciplinary action against Srivastava, citing his overreach in excluding them. This means that Glas Trust—owed a staggering ₹11,000 crore—along with Aditya Birla Finance—owed ₹47 crore—will…
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RBI Initiates Insolvency Proceedings Against Aviom India Housing Finance BW Businessworld














