An Australian music company led by a director with a criminal conviction has been spared from going into liquidation, for now. News.com.au previously reported that NSW-based music company, Blue Pie Records, with offices in Australia and the US, had landed itself in hot water over claims from musicians that the record label had used their…
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Embattled mainland Chinese property developer Sunshine 100 is evaluating the impact of a winding-up order for its controlling shareholder, whose beneficiaries include its chairman and executive director, according to a filing with the Hong Kong exchange. Sunshine 100 said it had recently been informed of the winding-up order, issued by a Hong Kong court dated…
Normal text sizeLarger text sizeVery large text size Melbourne Rebels directors have overcome opposition from Rugby Australia to win more time from a court as they attempt to save the debt-ridden Super Rugby club. Federal Court Judge Catherine Button granted a 60-day extension on Thursday that will now allow the Rebels board to propose an…
Many policymakers have used safeguarding tools to protect funds against loss of value and illiquidity risk, but the rules may not provide sufficient safety in practice. For example, many common law countries require mobile money firms to store funds in a trust. A trust structure aims to ensure funds provided by customers are unreachable by…
Lynda Carter was a director and the majority shareholder of All Sign Solutions Ltd, based in Margate. The Insolvency Service report into her conduct found that she had applied for a second BBL of 20,000 when she knew or should have known that the company was not entitled to the money. She had previously applied…
Documents reveal the popular late-night haunt failed to pay employees superannuation, suppliers invoices and more. Newtown Oporto is expected to reopen as soon as possible, after more than $758,000 of unpaid tax, superannuation and more led its former franchisee to close the store and collapse into liquidation on Friday. The fast food franchise, owned by…
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The Supreme Court recently held, in Ramkrishna Forgings Limited v Ravindra Loonkar, Resolution Professional of ACIL Limited and Anr, that when the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) invoked section 31(2) of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC), not to approve a resolution plan, it could do so only through a reasoned order. Courts and…