North London restaurateur banned for under-declaring tax – Mirage News

Village Mangal Limited was incorporated in December 2012 and Ifras Coruk (43) was appointed the sole director at the same time. The company traded as a Turkish Restaurant called Village Mangal in Amersham, Buckinghamshire, but began to struggle and by January 2019, Village Mangal Limited entered into creditors voluntary liquidation. The insolvency process, however, triggered…

Auckland concrete con artist Gordon Bayne jailed after running business while bankrupt – New Zealand Herald

An Auckland concrete con artist who ripped off customers and operated a business for years while bankrupt has been jailed. Gordon Paul Bayne was sentenced at the Auckland District Court on Wednesday to two years and six months in jail, after pleading guilty to three charges under the Insolvency Act 2006. Judge Evangelos Thomas said…

Clive Palmer’s nickel refinery business insolvent before administrators took over, court rules – ABC News

Clive Palmer’s failed Queensland Nickel refinery was insolvent in the days before administrators were called in, a judge has found. Key points: Justice Mullins says claims against Mineralogy by liquidators could not succeed Clive Palmer says the ruling “vindicates” his faith in the justice system He says he will now consider seeking compensation But Justice…

Selling and utilising personal data in an insolvency situation – Data Protection Report

Many businesses are suffering serious financial difficulties as a result of COVID-19, particularly those in the retail, hospitality and tourism sectors. For many of these businesses the one asset that will undoubtedly retain value, despite the pandemic, will be their customer database. This valuable commodity could help attract potential purchasers. But this is a tricky…

Debt collection during COVID-19 – Newsletters – International Law Office

Introduction Debt collection through bankruptcy filing before COVID-19 Pre-judgment attachment before COVID-19 Changes due to COVID-19 Comment Introduction Under Dutch law, the creditor of a claim has various measures at its disposal to collect a debt or ensure recourse, including: debt collection through a bankruptcy filing; and pre-judgment attachment. The execution of these measures requires…

The Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill how will the new company moratorium affect lending transactions? Ten key questions answered – JD Supra

The UK government introduced the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill (CIGB) to Parliament on 20 May 2020. As well as including temporary measures to help support businesses affected by COVID-19, it proposes significant permanent changes to UK insolvency law. These proposed permanent changes include a new company moratorium: a mechanism to give a company in…