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Brittany Higgins has revealed she was loaned her $1,049 designer dress which she wore to the Marie Claire Women of the Year awards – as she faces imminent bankruptcy over her defamation case loss to former Liberal senator Linda Reynolds.
Ms Higgins on Thursday evening made headlines in a sizzling red Rebecca Vallance gown – and later posted that she was extremely grateful to the magazine and the designer for ‘affording a Cinderella moment’ to her.
Both Ms Higgins and husband David Sharaz lost a Western Australia defamation case brought by Ms Reynolds over social media posts the pair shared about the fallout from her rape saga.
They are expected to be declared bankrupt in the coming weeks.
Mumbai: The Bombay High Court on Thursday ruled that a husband cannot seek the shield of insolvency proceedings to escape his legally mandated obligation to pay maintenance to his wife.
Mumbai, India – Aug. 28, 2015 : Bombay High Court : ( Photo by Bhushan Koyande )
A single-judge bench of justice Jitendra Jain held that maintenance payments arise from a moral and personal duty, and are not a debt that can be dissolved by bankruptcy law.
The court dismissed an insolvency petition filed by a Mumbai-based man, Mehul Jagdish Trivedi, who sought to be declared insolvent after failing to pay a monthly maintenance of ₹25,000 to his wife, as directed by a family court in May 2021. The arrears, according to the petitioner, had…
Mumbai: The Bombay High Court on Thursday ruled that a husband cannot seek the shield of insolvency proceedings to escape his legally mandated obligation to pay maintenance to his wife.
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A single-judge bench of justice Jitendra Jain held that maintenance payments arise from a moral and personal duty, and are not a debt that can be dissolved by bankruptcy law.
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The court dismissed an insolvency petition filed by a Mumbai-based man, Mehul Jagdish Trivedi, who sought to be declared insolvent after failing to pay a monthly maintenance of ₹25,000 to his wife, as directed by a family court in May 2021. The arrears, according…
Gov. JB Pritzker announced that the Illinois Medical Debt Relief Program has successfully erased nearly $430 million in medical debt during its inaugural year, benefiting 357,800 residents across all 102 counties. On average, Illinoisans saw over $1,100 in debt eliminated. “Too many working families are facing real financial uncertainty and higher healthcare costs at the hands of the Trump Administration,” Pritzker said. “Illinois will keep stepping up to ensure the most vulnerable Illinoisans can focus on their health and their families—not on crushing medical debt.”
The program, supported by the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services (HFS), aims to eliminate $1 billion in medical debt over several years. “One year in,…
Reliance Communications Limited ( (IN:RCOM) ) just unveiled an announcement.
Reliance Communications Limited has announced that it received a provisional attachment order from the Directorate of Enforcement concerning certain assets of the company and its subsidiary, Reliance Realty Limited. This development is part of ongoing legal and financial challenges faced by the company, which is under corporate insolvency resolution. The company is seeking legal advice on how to proceed, highlighting the potential impact on its operations and stakeholders.
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Bombay High Court holds that insolvency proceedings cannot be used to evade maintenance; petition dismissed for misuse of law | File Photo
Mumbai, Nov 20: Expressing displeasure over misuse of insolvency proceedings, the Bombay High Court on Thursday rejected a suburban Mumbai dance teacher’s attempt to declare himself insolvent to avoid paying maintenance to his estranged wife.
Calling the move an improper effort to “frustrate” a valid Family Court order, the court said the Insolvency Act “cannot be used as a tool to do indirectly what is not permissible directly”.
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