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Creditors warned they’re unlikely to get money back as business owes more than $1m in tax.
Posted on 12 November, 2025
The company behind a former car dealership in Hamilton has been put into liquidation as it owes more than $1.1 million to unsecured creditors, including nearly $1.09m in unpaid taxes.
Keppler (Hamilton) Limited, formerly known as Keppler Auto Plant Limited and KVI (2012) Limited, was placed into liquidation at the High Court at Hamilton on October 6.
The firm established a dealership in Hamilton in 1993, which was most recently run by brothers Sean and Aaron Keppler and held GWM and Mahindra franchises….
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In 2024, veterans and active service members were scammed out of over $584 million, resulting in nearly 100,000 fraud complaints being filed, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
To help service members and vets better protect themselves and their families from fraud and dishonest business practices, Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr has released a new Military Consumer Protection Guide.
“We’re able to live, work, and worship freely in the greatest state – in the greatest country – on Earth because of the sacrifices made by our men and women in uniform,” Carr said in a statement. “They’re heroes, and they shouldn’t have to worry about losing their homes, their savings, or their personal…
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Construction firms now have less than seven days to appoint a new registered building control approver (RBCA), following the liquidation of the companies on 6 November, which had given them a seven-day window to approve their projects.
If they fail to appoint a new RBCA within this critical timeframe, under the Building Act, oversight of their projects will automatically revert to local councils.
For non-high-risk projects, construction can continue if a new RBCA is appointed.
However, higher-risk building (HRB) projects, such as residential towers and complex mixed-use schemes, must now revert to the Building Safety Regulator (BSR), meaning work must stop until a valid new application is approved.
The Health and Safety…
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Sonder announces bankruptcy plans; tells guests to vacate hotel rooms: ‘People were scrambling’ MSN
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The Really Local Group announced on Friday (November 7) that its company had been forced into liquidation after eight years.
Liquidation is when a company shuts down and sells its assets to repay its debts.
The Really Local Group ran two cinemas in south London – Throwley Yard in Sutton, which opened in September 2024 and Catford Mews, which opened in September 2019.
Throwley Yard closed for good on Sunday (November 9), and Catford Mews shut down in October 2024.
Preston Benson, founder of the Really Local Group, said: “Ultimately, it doesn’t matter how the business failed; it did, and I take full responsibility for that.
“Cinemas close every week with barely a whimper.
“Our very public challenges…
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President Donald Trump over the weekend slipped a missive into a Truth Social post that may well change the way many consumers buy a home—but experts are not sold on the idea.
On Nov. 8, the President announced the proposal in a post titled “Great American Presidents,” which included the words “50-year mortgage” above a photo of himself and “30-year mortgage” over a photo of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. In response, the head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Bill Pulte, said the agency would consider the matter, calling the President’s tacit proposal a “complete game changer” for affordability.
A 50-year mortgage product would ostensibly allow those with a smaller monthly housing budget to enter the housing market,…
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The Really Local Group announced on Friday (November 7) that its company had been forced into liquidation after eight years.
Liquidation is when a company shuts down and sells its assets to repay its debts.
The Really Local Group ran two cinemas in south London – Throwley Yard in Sutton, which opened in September 2024 and Catford Mews, which opened in September 2019.
Throwley Yard closed for good on Sunday (November 9), and Catford Mews shut down in October 2024.
Preston Benson, founder of the Really Local Group, said: “Ultimately, it doesn’t matter how the business failed; it did, and I take full responsibility for that.
“Cinemas close every week with barely a whimper.
“Our very public challenges…
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Mid-course correction financialexpress.com
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Paytm Drags WinZO to the Bankruptcy Court.
Another huge court case is about to take place in the technological and the gaming industry in India where fintech giant Paytm has petitioned the court over insolvency against the popular online gaming platform WinZO. This case now pending in New Delhi before the bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) is based on a claim that the company owes about 3.6 crores of unpaid dues. It is a grave expansion in what seems to be a huge commercial conflict between the two businesses.
The petition was filed by Paytm parent company; One97 Communications, which alleged that WinZO did not pay on time. The NCLT has also assumed the issue and given WinZO a notice to submit a formal…
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Debt Relief Policy Fails to Screen Gambling Debts 조선일보
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The Really Local Group announced on Friday (November 7) that its company had been forced into liquidation after eight years.
Liquidation is when a company shuts down and sells its assets to repay its debts.
The Really Local Group ran two cinemas in south London – Throwley Yard in Sutton, which opened in September 2024 and Catford Mews which opened in September 2019.
Throwley Yard closed for good on Sunday (November 9), and Catford Mews shut down in October 2024.
Preston Benson, founder of the Really Local Group, said: “Ultimately it doesn’t matter how the business failed; it did, and I take full responsibility for that.
“Cinemas close every week with barely a whimper.
“Our very public challenges over…