Celebrity chef Jock Zonfrillo to pay fraction of failed restaurant debts to Australian Tax Office – ABC News

Celebrity chef Jock Zonfrillo has voted to settle the debts of his failed Adelaide restaurants by paying major creditors between five and 10 cents in the dollar, against the wishes of the Australian Tax Office. Key points: Jock Zonfrillo’s restaurants in the East End of Adelaide’s CBD have closed Most creditors will receive between five…

Property investment companies placed into provisional liquidation – GOV.UK

Rationale Asset Management PLC, Value Asset Management PLC and Merydion Corporation Limited were involved in property investment and were previously placed into provisional liquidation in the High Court. A provisional liquidator was appointed and the Official Receiver has responsibilities to protect assets in the possession or under the control of the companies pending the determination…

Pre-packaged insolvency regime: India is studying best practices of other nations – BusinessLine

India may settle for a pre-packaged insolvency regime which is NCLT-facilitated and not entirely outside of the courts purview, said Sudhaker Shukla, whole-time member, IBBI. This is unlike the process in advanced jurisdictions like the UK, where the pre-packs are outside the court process. A pre-packaged insolvency is an agreement between secured creditors and investors…

Lawyers spar over whether a company in liquidation can still receive damages for defamation – The Edge Markets MY

PUTRAJAYA (Dec 1): A company in the midst of being wound up can still receive damages for defamation as vindication of its reputation and to avoid further disrespect which it may have suffered due to defamatory words published, a senior lawyer told the Federal Court today. Tan Sri Cecil Abraham, who appeared for Raub Australian…

Staff rights when your company is liquidated – what Debenhams workers are due – Mirror Online

Staff at Debenhams are facing an uncertain future today, after the company confirmed it had started the liquidation process. If completed, that would see the 242-year-old department store cease to exist, with all branches closed and 12,000 jobs lost. As things stand, administrators are still looking for offers “for all or parts of the business”,…

Dubai builder Arabtec says shareholders ask to reverse decision to liquidate company – Economic Times

DUBAI: Dubai builder Arabtec Holding is asking shareholders to reverse a decision made in September to proceed with a bankruptcy and liquidation filing, according to a bourse filing on Monday. Instead, the troubled builder is asking shareholders, scheduled to meet at a general assembly meeting on Monday, to approve the continuity and restructure the company,…