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The Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has dismissed the special resolution applicant’s (SRA) plea to treat Rs 350 cr as the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) cost in the liquidation of Jet Airways.
In June 2021, the resolution plan submitted by the Jalan–Fritsch consortium was approved by the NCLT. The plan required the infusion of ₹350 crore as the first tranche payment and furnishing of a performance bank guarantee (PBG) of ₹150 crore. However, despite the effective date being fixed as 20 May 2022, the consortium failed to implement the plan.
The Supreme Court, in Civil Appeal Nos. 5023–5024 of 2024, observed:
“The SRA herein has failed to infuse the first…
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Despite the federal uncertainty, California residents have additional protections.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — As people head into 2026 and take a fresh look at their finances, the impact of medical debt remains a concern for many households.
Sacramento-based financial advisor and coach Maureen Paley said medical debt can still show up on credit reports and affect credit scores, creating long-term financial strain.
“It’s really a burden for consumers, and it’s consumers that have to pay figuratively, for that being on their credit report,” Paley said.
At the federal…
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Father of toddler spirals into debt and despair after blowing R12,000 on gambling in a month IOL
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Father of toddler spirals into debt and despair after blowing R12,000 on gambling in a month IOL
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Preserving value, or destroying it? The Statesman
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Why Saks Fifth Avenue could face Chapter 11 or liquidation thestreet.com
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In the waning days of 2025, the food media company Food52 declared bankruptcy in a Delaware court, the final chapter in a long saga of financial woes that had plagued the publisher since 2022. In total, the company owes more than $25 million to a mix of creditors, according to the filing.
The declaration was a fitting coda to a story that I had published just days before, an investigation that had been months in the making.
James…
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Venus Concept Secures Short-Term Debt Relief Extension TipRanks
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Struggling whiskey and vodka company shuts down, no bankruptcy thestreet.com