Drawing the line on insolvency: Lessons from Africell and other landmark cases Daily Monitor
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PNC Infratech share price will remain in focus on September 22 following the company received LoA for a project in Bihar worth Rs 495.5 crore.
The company has received Letter of Acceptance (LOA) from Bihar State Road Development Corporation (BSRDC) for the project namely construction of high level bridge and approach road on Hathouri-Atrar-Bavangama-Aurai Road in Bihar.
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Earlier in this month, the Competition Commission of India (CCI) has approved the proposed acquisition of Jaiprakash Associates by PNC Infratech. Jaiprakash Associates is currently undergoing the corporate insolvency resolution process under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.
Also, company has emerged as the lowest bidder for the…
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Today, Gupta, 38, is saddled with over Rs.1 crore in debt, entirely in her name, yet none of her choosing. She is among the hidden casualties of India’s Real Money Gaming (RMG) boom, where spouses, parents,…
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Old Young’s and Gingin Gin producer Australian Distilling has entered voluntary administration.
The distillery is located in Swan Valley, near Perth in Western Australia, and trades as the three companies: Old Young’s, Juniper Society and Gingin Gin.
Representing RSM Partners and National Directors Recovery and Restructuring, Greg Dudley, Phil Davies and Jerome Mohen were appointed voluntary administrators on 9 September.
They have since taken control of the company.
Mohen said the group was “undertaking an urgent assessment of its financial position to form a view regarding its future viability, and to provide the company with…
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Australian Distilling Ltd, the parent company of Old Young’s, Juniper Society, and Gingin Gin, has appointed Phil Davie, Jerome Mohen, and Greg Dudley of RSM Australia Partners as voluntary administrators.
The appointment follows just under one year after the business launched a public crowdfunding campaign to support the development of its new venue, the Cathedral of Gin, in Swan Valley, Western Australia. This raise generated more than $1.36 million from 392 investors in additional crowdfunding, adding to its record breaking $2.7 raised March 2023 raise.
It also follows one month behind the announced voluntary administration of fellow Australian spirits business Top Shelf International in August this year.
“We have taken control of…
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For more than a year, the Canada Revenue Agency has failed to help a survivor of human trafficking working to take her life back.
Cassandra Harvey has been left struggling financially to support her two young daughters and rebuild her life after experiencing devastating trauma at the hands of numerous traffickers who racked up more than $60,000 of debt in her name. This included fraudulent benefit claims, payday loans and credit card debt.
While she is free from the clutches of her predators, she still feels trapped.
“I can’t get ahead because of the fact that I’m stuck,” she shares. “All of the money I have just goes to surviving.”
Increasingly, financial institutions are starting to…
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Sunday Links: Bay Area Church to Help Wipe Out $2.3M in Medical Debt Across Seven Counties SFist
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Why Lone Star Tauranga’s former franchisee went under NZ Herald
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Dubai court declares woman insolvent over Dhs425,000 debt Gulf Today
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In total, the number of people going financially insolvent across England and Wales jumped by 16% in August compared with the same month a year earlier, according to Insolvency Service figures.
Some 11,348 people entered insolvency in England and Wales in August, which was also 7% higher than the total in July this year.
The insolvency total was made up of 4,239 debt relief orders (DROs), 622 bankruptcies and 6,487 individual voluntary arrangements (IVAs).
Read more: Lower earners in England ‘need 13 times income to buy an average-priced home’
The number of DROs taken out in August 2025 was a record high in the monthly records going back to their introduction in 2009, the report said.
The figure exceeded a previous high of 4,191 in June…


