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NCLT observed Jerai Fitness was restricted from distributing any products under the trademark which were not specifically pre-approved.
Bollywood actor Salman Khan on Wednesday withdrew his insolvency appeal before the National Company Law Appellate…
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Betfair faces landmark appeal over £1.5m gambling losses case Gambling Insider
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Mr Barley said his relationship broke down under the strain of trying to cope with his escalating council tax debt, which he estimates reached a total of about £6,000.
He fell behind on his mortgage and other payments too. He managed to get a credit card cleared, but his home was eventually repossessed, and he said he had such little money to spend on food that his meals consisted of bread smeared with ketchup.
He said his council tax debt was “probably the worst” to deal with because of the speed with which the total amount increased.
Mr Barley still owes about £1,700 of the £6,000, including £700 of bailiffs’ fees.
He wants councils to stop bringing in bailiffs when the person in debt cannot pay.
“It just adds charges,” he said. “If…
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Smiths city owes creditors $26.9 million, many won’t be paid, liquidators’ first report shows Stuff
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When to expect your 20% HECS-HELP debt relief moneymag.com.au
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South Island fruit and vege shop company collapses owing more than $550k The Press
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HECS-HELP Debts Will Be Slashed By 20% Soon — Here’s Everything You Need To Know Pedestrian TV
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A WELL-KNOWN construction firm based in Blairgowrie has gone into liquidation, leaving more than 90 unsecured creditors out of pocket by over $1.6m.
Made Build, recognised for its architecturally designed coastal homes, stopped operations in early September. The company, which marketed itself as a specialist in bespoke, luxury residential projects, has received multiple awards with articles published in magazines after developing a strong reputation prior to its financial collapse.
It also noted its director Daryl Powell was a third-generation builder who “lives and works in Blairgowrie and has had 20 years of experience in the building industry”. “We provide excellence and expertise in residential construction; project…
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Vicky Johnson, Lucy Parry and Alice EvansBBC Yorkshire & Lincolnshire Investigations
When Mike Barley almost died in a motorbike crash on the way home from work, he did not think his biggest worry during recovery would be the council tax bill he had been sent that same day. But after he missed a payment reminder letter while in hospital, his debts rocketed out of control.
Mr Barley, 26, from Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire, had a “well-paid” job as a software developer, and owned his own home, but the accident in March 2021 put him in hospital for a month with broken ribs, a collapsed lung, and severe injuries to his arms and legs.
The same day as the…
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REVEALED: Latest business liquidations in Vincent dailytelegraph.com.au