McLeod Russel, IL&FS insolvency settlement likely in two weeks: Report | Mint – Mint

Tea major McLeod Russel India Ltd and IL&FS are currently engaged in negotiations towards an out-of-court settlement, which is expected to be reached within the next two weeks. The Brij Mohan Khaitan group company is attempting to avoid insolvency through an out-of-court settlement. IL&FS Infra Asset Management is an asset management company which manages IL&FS…

High Court Kicks Off 2023 with Landmark Insolvency Rulings – Gilbert + Tobin

High Court’s Landmark Decisions Clarify the Position for Creditors and Liquidators in Insolvency Proceedings The High Court has had a busy start to the year, handing down two landmark decisions that have significant implications for insolvency practitioners. These decisions clarify the operation of important aspects of Australias insolvency regime and put to rest two questions…

Case Note on Duncan (Trustee) v Shrestha in the matter of Shrestha … – Gilbert + Tobin

Navigating cross-border bankruptcy: Gilbert + Tobin has assisted in the recognition of foreign bankruptcy proceedings in Australia, acting for the trustees in bankruptcy in a successful application to recognise Singaporean bankruptcy proceedings. Background In the recent decision of Duncan (Trustee) v Shrestha, in the matter of Shrestha [2022] FCA 1601, Gilbert + Tobin acted for…

NCLT admits insolvency resolution plea against Renaissance Indus Infra – The Economic Times

The National Company Law Tribunal has admitted real estate and construction company Renaissance Indus Infra under the corporate insolvency resolution process (CIRP) following a plea by its financial creditor Catalyst Trusteeship. The lender had moved the bankruptcy court after the company defaulted on its dues worth nearly Rs 444 crore. The tribunals Mumbai bench has…

NCLT admits insolvency resolution plea against Renaissance Indus Infra – Economic Times

The National Company Law Tribunal has admitted real estate and construction company Renaissance Indus Infra under the corporate insolvency resolution process (CIRP) following a plea by its financial creditor Catalyst Trusteeship. The lender had moved the bankruptcy court after the company defaulted on its dues worth nearly Rs 444 crore. The tribunals Mumbai bench has…