The company at the centre of a wages stoush at a premier racetrack redevelopment where two workers died has gone under owing millions of dollars. Multiple subcontractors went unpaid at the Eagle Farm Racecourse project with claimed debts in the hundreds of thousands of dollars as Landfill Logistics struggled to stay afloat. Subcontractor Barry Mitchell…
DetailsThe company at the centre of a wages stoush at a premier racetrack redevelopment where two workers died has gone under owing millions of dollars. Multiple subcontractors went unpaid at the Eagle Farm Racecourse project with claimed debts in the hundreds of thousands of dollars as Landfill Logistics struggled to stay afloat. Subcontractor Barry Mitchell…
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DetailsThe company at the centre of a wages stoush at a premier racetrack redevelopment where two workers died has gone under owing millions of dollars. Multiple subcontractors went unpaid at the Eagle Farm Racecourse project with claimed debts in the hundreds of thousands of dollars as Landfill Logistics struggled to stay afloat. Subcontractor Barry Mitchell…
DetailsPublished 10/12/2016 | 00:00 Deputy Mick Wallace. WEXFORD Deputy Mick Wallace is fighting to keep his family home and is examining alternatives to bankruptcy. Share Go To The High Court was told that the Independent deputy had hired a personal insolvency practitioner to write to AIB to see if the family home can be retained.…
DetailsA Sydney company director has been accused of roughhousing two women as he had council-protected trees removed from an industrial park he owns on Sydney’s north shore in May. Savas Guven, 37, spruiks himself as being a big shot businessman who mixes with corporate heavyweights while he is wearing a suit and tie. But he…
DetailsFormer Billabong boss Matthew Perrin faked his ex-wife’s signature on mortgage documents to use the family home in a $13.5 million fraud, a court has been told. He allegedly used the “large and substantial” property at Surfers Paradise as security for credit from the Commonwealth Bank behind his then-wife’s back. Matthew Perrin is facing nine…
DetailsUpdated Dec. 11, 2016 10:46 p.m. ET Should repayment of student loans be a family affair? Thats a question many baby-boomer parents are wrestling with as they watch their young-adult children struggle to pay off college debt in an era of sluggish wage growth and high rents. Parents increasingly are expressing a desire to help.…
DetailsAccording to Karotsakis more than 8,600 persons have been removed from the bankruptcy record with the aim of re-integrating them into economic activity. FAMAGUSTA GAZETTE CYPRUS The Insolvency Service has managed to secure fifty six debt release orders (DRO) for debtors who were unable to repay dues of up to…
DetailsAt the Rickmers Maritime extraordinary general meeting held on Oct 31, unit holders approved two resolutions. Resolution 1 was to approve the proposed issue of 1,319,434,076 new units, pursuant to the proposed restructuring of the notes. This will result in the note holders receiving 60 per cent of the enlarged total number of units. The…
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