SC dismisses SBI’s plea against Anil Ambani in personal insolvency case – Business Today

Supreme Court says Delhi High Court can take up issue on October 6 and state-owned lender can also seek removal or modification of stay order In a relief to Reliance Group Chairman Anil Ambani, the Supreme Court has dismissed State Bank of India’s plea seeking vacation of stay on personal insolvency and bankruptcy proceedings against…

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60,000 French insurance contracts cancelled as firm closes – The Connexion

The liquidation of Elite Insurance has left 60,000 private and professional clients in France without construction insurance as of September 15, 2020. French authorities have said claims not processed by this date are not eligible for compensation as contracts have ceased. The administration of Elite Insurance has been managed by PricewaterhouseCoopers, who confirmed in February…

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Where’s the other $4m?, ask creditors of liquidated marine company – Stuff.co.nz

Marion van Dijk/Stuff Nevil Basalaj, director of liquidated company Nelson Reliance Engineering, has been ordered to pay Inland Revenue reparations, after the company failed to pay $491,000 PAYE and related taxes. Businesses owed more than $4m from a Nelson company, whose director has been sentenced for tax default, are frustrated they dont know what has…

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Million dollar shortfall renders civil firm ‘insolvent’ – Chronicle

A SEEMINGLY straightforward voluntary liquidation of a multimillion-dollar Toowoomba civil construction business has gone pear-shaped. Hotshot Transport Queensland Pty Ltd, which traded as HTQ Civil Pipe Mining, was placed in a member’s voluntary liquidation on June 30 and Adam Ward of Worrells Solvency and Forensic Accountants was appointed liquidator. Before placing the company in liquidation,…

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Even during a global pandemic, debt relief should not be granted across the board – D+C Development and Cooperation

Julien Mattia/Le Pictorium/picture-alliance/dpa/MAXPPP David Malpass and Emmanuel Macron have spoken out in favour of debt leniency. This picture was taken in May 2019 in Paris. Low-income countries require support to cope with the Covid-19 pandemic. The international community has responded with intensified lending, debt suspension and even calls for debt cancellation. Money, however, is not…

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UK Insolvency Law’s Impact on Energy Companies – The National Law Review

Wednesday, September 16, 2020 As we discussed in ourprevious blog relating to the Supplier of Last Resort Process, energy company insolvencies bring with them a range of different processes and requirements which other companies do not need to consider. In particular, the involvement of the Secretary of State and the Gas and Electricity Markets Authority…

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