A Sydney boutique builder has gone into liquidation owing creditors hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Built Lifestyles was a custom residential building and design company that operated for more than 15 years in Sydney.
The company went into voluntary liquidation on Monday and had it’s contractor license cancelled the following day.
Mohammad Najjar from Vanguard Insolvency was appointed liquidator estimating the company owed more than $300,000.
He told The Daily Telegraph the company ceased trading and did not have any construction work.
Mr Najjar said the company ceased trading and did not have any ongoing construction work.
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Apriority Financial, an AI-based debt optimization platform, announced a $2.3 million seed round led by Techstars, Valhalla, Bridge, CAN, Illini Angels, and Keiretsu. The company has also joined the Techstars & Samvid Economic Mobility Accelerator, signaling a new phase in its mission to turn debt from a financial burden into a pathway for wealth creation.
Founded by Bret Rietow and Tony Willcox, Apriority aims to revolutionize how Americans manage their personal debt—currently exceeding $18 trillion. The platform uses artificial intelligence to automatically identify refinancing opportunities, optimize payoff strategies, and reduce excess interest costs, helping borrowers regain control of their finances. Unlike…
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A woman who murdered her neighbour over a gambling debt has been jailed for a minimum of 20 years.
Brenda Heslop, 63, stabbed 68-year-old John Hardy in the street in Elswick, Newcastle, in November last year.
Newcastle Crown Court heard Heslop, who suffers from serious mental health problems, told police she had not intended to kill Mr Hardy but wanted to scare him into repaying her £60.
Handing down a life sentence, Judge Bindloss said Heslop’s motivation for the murder was…
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A woman who murdered her neighbour over a gambling debt has been jailed for a minimum of 20 years.
Brenda Heslop, 63, stabbed 68-year-old John Hardy in the street in Elswick, Newcastle, in November last year.
Newcastle Crown Court heard Heslop, who suffers from serious mental health problems, told police she had not intended to kill Mr Hardy but wanted to scare him into repaying her £60.
Handing down a life sentence, Judge Bindloss said Heslop’s motivation for the murder was “misplaced anger and frustration and a desire to teach Mr Hardy a lesson”.
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A woman who murdered her neighbour over a gambling debt has been jailed for a minimum of 20 years.
Brenda Heslop, 63, stabbed 68-year-old John Hardy in the street in Elswick, Newcastle, in November last year.
Newcastle Crown Court heard Heslop, who suffers from serious mental health problems, told police she had not intended to kill Mr Hardy but wanted to scare him into repaying her £60.
Handing down a life sentence, Judge Bindloss said Heslop’s motivation for the murder was “misplaced anger and frustration and a desire to teach Mr Hardy a lesson”.
The court heard Heslop regularly loaned Mr Hardy money to…
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A woman from Dumfries and her sister have been banned as company directors for seven years for their role in a scheme that put creditors at risk of losing over £67 million.
Joanna Seawright, 54, of Mavis Grove, Dumfries, and her sister Karen Mortimer, 67, of San Miguel de Abona, Tenerife, put the creditors of 138 companies at risk of financial loss after taking control of the businesses which were referred to them by Atherton Corporate UK (Ltd) and Atherton Corporate Rescue Limited.
The Atherton companies provided a corporate rescue scheme where directors of companies in financial distress were encouraged to sell their businesses as an alternative to formal insolvency…
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A Sydney boutique builder has gone into liquidation owing creditors hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Built Lifestyles was a custom residential building and design company that operated for more than 15 years in Sydney.
The company went into voluntary liquidation on Monday and had it’s contractor license cancelled the following day.
Mohammad Najjar from Vanguard Insolvency was appointed liquidator estimating the company owed more than $300,000.
He told The Daily Telegraph the company ceased trading and did not have any construction work.
Mr Najjar said the company ceased trading and did not have any ongoing construction work.
Australian Securities and Investments Commission data shows more than 3500 construction companies entered…
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15 years of debt support in Ross-on-Wye The Ross Gazette
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A court ordered insolvency proceedings for Tirumalla Agro Industries, a unit of India’s Kute Group, deepening the legal troubles facing the conglomerate whose founders are in jail over allegations they siphoned INR 2,467 crore from a cooperative lender.
The National Company Law Tribunal in Mumbai admitted the bankruptcy petition filed by creditor Aryatech Platforms against Tirumalla Agro on Oct. 9, citing an unpaid debt of INR 1.12 crore. The order appoints an interim resolution professional to oversee the company and freezes legal action against it while creditors seek to recover their money.
The decision comes as federal…
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France has moved one step closer to adopting a US-style global tax on its citizens that will hit wealthy expats who have moved abroad to lower-tax jurisdictions.
The French Finance Committee has approved a hard-Left proposal that would force well-healed nationals to keep paying taxes in the country for a decade after leaving.
The scheme, which echoes the US’s citizenship-based tax system, was put forward by Left-wing firebrand Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s party, France Unbowed.
The authors of the proposal describe it as a “targeted universal tax” that would apply to…
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