By Dr Nizar Kochery/Doha Question: We understand from external sources that one of our payment defaulters, a major international company based in Qatar for a project, is going to be in liquidation. How could we know about the liquidation? Is there any procedure for informing us? Please advise.SD, Doha Answer: According to Article 312 of…
SPV Operating, the Sydney-based company which runs the iconic Opera Kitchen restaurant has gone into voluntary administration, owing $6 million to employees, the tax office and creditors. The company, which operates the venue under on the lower concourse of the Sydney Opera House and is majority owned by David Wallace, is subject to a winding…
The panel of experts constituted by the government to review the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) has recommended that the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) should have the power to direct the Insolvency Board to propose another liquidator where the resolution professional (RP) does not consent to continue as the liquidator, according to Devidas Banerji,…
A winding up petition against the company that runs Nuneaton Town Football Club has been dismissed. HMRC brought the case against Boro Leisure Limited, which owns the towns club, before the High Court yesterday but the court has now confirmed to CoventryLive that it was dismissed at the Royal Courts of Justice in London. This…
Colin Smith Nelson Reliance Engineering Ltd, owned by Nevil Basalaj (pictured), owes more than $3 million to around 200 creditors, a liquidators’ report shows. Nelson Reliance Engineering, once a key player in the region’s marine engineering industry, has gone into liquidation, owing more than $3 million. The boat-building business, owned by Nevil Basalaj, owed around 200 creditors a total of $3,195,316.50, the liquidators’…
In a revealing insight into the unregulated art auction industry, the administrator’s report for the failed Mossgreen art auction house alleges the company breached nine separate sections of the Corporations Act. The 100-page report, prepared over four months and distributed to more than 300 creditors this week, found the company once the nation’s biggest…
SCOTTISH corporate insolvencies in the first quarter were up by 67 per cent on the same period of last year, official figures have revealed. Tim Cooper, who chairs insolvency trade body R3 in Scotland, highlighted his view that the latest figures signalled a return to a trend of rising corporate insolvencies which began in early…
According to the papers, the total trading debt on account of sale of fabric (Trading Transactions) to various traders of Alok (numbering approximately 5,293) (Trading Debtors) as at June 2017 amounted to about Rs 11,622 Crores. Steps taken by the resolution professional (RP) for Alok Industries to recover trade outstandings to the tune of Rs…
Soon there may be a provision to withdraw the application for initiating Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP), post admission. This is part of the proposed changes that the government is contemplating for the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) through the Ordinance route. The Union Cabinet will most likely consider an Ordinance for this purpose at…
The Kolkata Bench of National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on Tuesday reserved its order in the ongoing corporate insolvency resolution process of Binani Cement. The Division Bench completed hearing all petitions excepting the one filed by the Resolution Professional (RP) alleging fraudulent transactions involving the promoters of Binani Cement. A total of 14 petitions were…