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SC: Cannot use insolvency to deny dignified housing  MSN Read the original article here
An immediate shutdown of major Victorian and Queensland baby-leaf salad supplier Dicky Bill has put more than 180 people out
Xeinadin Strengthens Manchester with Senior Hires to Tackle SME Audit and Insolvency Headwinds  Accountancy Age Read the original article here
Secretary, DFS chairs review meeting to discuss issues related to pending IBC cases at NCLT  pib.gov.in Read the original article here
One former England cricket star was left to fend for himself on the fighting circuit after racking up millions of
Her Husband Lost More Than $250,000 Through Gambling, Leaving Her Drowning In Debt  Chip Chick Read the original article here
*ST Dongyi (002713.SZ) issued an announcement on unusual stock price fluctuations and risk warnings, stating that the court has accepted
JOHOR BARU: More than 120 frustrated homeowners in Pasir Gudang here are urging a developer to honour a string of
Detailed Investor Update: Autagco Ltd.’s Subsidiary Liquidations Key Points from the Announcement Autagco Ltd. continues to progress with the voluntary
Ketraco under pressure to pay Sh10bn contractor debt  Business Daily Read the original article here
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NCLAT rejects insolvency plea against Voltas, upholding NCLT order due to pre-existing disputes with Air Wave Technocrafts.New Delhi, Nov 30

SC: Cannot use insolvency to deny dignified housing  MSN

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An immediate shutdown of major Victorian and Queensland baby-leaf salad supplier Dicky Bill has put more than 180 people out of work just weeks before Christmas.

Dicky Bill operates two farms at Maffra, Victoria and Drinan, west of Bundaberg in Queensland, growing leafy salad vegetables and herbs year-round. 

But late last Thursday, owner Ryan McLeod put the company into voluntary administration, owing hundreds of thousands of dollars to creditors.

Dicky Bill summer crops are grown at Maffra, Victoria. (Supplied: Dicky Bill)

Long history

The family-owned business was originally founded by Richard William (Dicky Bill) and Kaye Barnard in 1996.

Their son Ryan McLeod and wife Tahirih took on the business after Ryan’s father died, supplying…

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Xeinadin Strengthens Manchester with Senior Hires to Tackle SME Audit and Insolvency Headwinds  Accountancy Age

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Secretary, DFS chairs review meeting to discuss issues related to pending IBC cases at NCLT  pib.gov.in

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One former England cricket star was left to fend for himself on the fighting circuit after racking up millions of pounds in debt

Adam Hollioake turned to cage fighting after being declared bankrupt in 2011, seven years after retiring from cricket. The 54-year-old was born in Australia but represented England on multiple occasions.

Hollioake is best known for his time with Surrey, where he led the team to three County Championship titles as captain from 1997 to 2003. He made his ODI debut in 1996 and, despite not making a significant impact in Tests, he…

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Her Husband Lost More Than $250,000 Through Gambling, Leaving Her Drowning In Debt  Chip Chick

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*ST Dongyi (002713.SZ) issued an announcement on unusual stock price fluctuations and risk warnings, stating that the court has accepted the company’s restructuring application. If the company successfully implements and completes the restructuring plan, it will help improve the company’s asset-liability structure and promote its healthy and sustainable development. However, there remains a risk of being declared bankrupt if the restructuring fails. In the event the company is declared bankrupt, it will undergo bankruptcy liquidation. According to the relevant provisions of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange Listing Rules, the company’s shares will face the risk of delisting.

According to Zhitong Finance, *ST Dongyi (002713.SZ) issued an…

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JOHOR BARU: More than 120 frustrated homeowners in Pasir Gudang here are urging a developer to honour a string of promises, ranging from waiving legal and stamp duty fees to paying compensation for late delivery.

The group’s representative, who only wished to be known as Ang, 49, said the developer has left them disappointed with incomplete facilities, delayed handovers and unfulfilled agreements for their double-storey houses, priced at RM500,000 and above.

“I bought my unit in 2018 and was supposed to receive my keys in 2020. However, the keys were only handed over in 2022 after multiple delays.

“Under the sales and purchase agreement, the developer…

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Detailed Investor Update: Autagco Ltd.’s Subsidiary Liquidations

Key Points from the Announcement

  • Autagco Ltd. continues to progress with the voluntary liquidation of two wholly-owned subsidiaries: Superfood Kitchen Pte. Ltd. (SFK) and The Green Bar Pte. Ltd. (TGB).
  • The process is being carried out in compliance with Catalist Rule 704(22), ensuring transparency and regular updates to shareholders and the market.
  • Shareholder and creditor meetings are being scheduled for both subsidiaries, with TGB’s shareholder meeting notice expected to be dispatched by 5 December 2025.
  • Mr. Keith Ng of Reliance 3P Advisory Pte. Ltd. is proposed as the liquidator for TGB.
  • The company pledges to continue issuing monthly updates…

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Ketraco under pressure to pay Sh10bn contractor debt  Business Daily

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NCLAT rejects insolvency plea against Voltas, upholding NCLT order due to pre-existing disputes with Air Wave Technocrafts.

New Delhi, Nov 30 (PTI) Appellate tribunal NCLAT has rejected a plea against Voltas, which sought to initiate insolvency proceedings against the Tata Group firm by one of its operational creditors.

A two-member NCLAT bench has upheld the earlier orders of the Mumbai-bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), which had on May 27, 2025 rejected the petition on the grounds of a pre-existing dispute.

NCLAT upheld the findings of NCLT, saying it “has committed no mistake” in finding that the email chain between appellant Air Wave Technocrafts and Voltas “reflects ongoing disputes” regarding work certification,…

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