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Dubai shares fell to their lowest level in months on investor concerns that the government might be unwilling to sell its own assets to help repay the debts of the cash-strapped Dubai World conglomerate. The Dubai Financial Market General Index skidded...
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Indianapolis homebuilder Hansen & Horn has acknowledged to a creditor's attorney that it's insolvent and will agree to turn over control of the company to a court-appointed receiver. A stipulation to agree to receivership was announced today during a...
Tags: Hansen & Horn Group, Indianapolis, Insolvency, Law in the United Kingdom, Finance, United States bankruptcy law, Bankruptcy, Receivership, Insolvency law
THE banned liquidator Stuart Ariff has assets of $200 in cash and a claim for unpaid professional fees to satisfy his 37 creditors, who are owed $7.7 million. The figures are contained in Mr Ariff's formal statement of affairs that was lodged yesterday...
Tags: Mr Ariff, law firm, CarLovers, Australia, Sydney, Insolvency, Liquidator, Bankruptcy, Business Finance, Insolvency law, Trustee in bankruptcy, Law Crime
So too an examination of the role of liquidators, an area where community resentment has been brewing for years over excessive fees, abuses of power and gross misconduct, protracted settlements, lack of transparency, conflicts of interest and, in some...
Tags: ASIC, Stuart Ariff, Babcock & Brown, Australia, Melbourne, Insolvency, Bankruptcy, One.Tel, Application-specific integrated circuit, Corporations Act
Borders UK, the beleaguered bookseller, collapsed yesterday afternoon after a day of high drama in which the accountancy firm originally lined up as administrator walked away over a "conflict of interest". The 45-store bookseller, which includes Books...
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The move follows the case of Stuart Ariff, banned for life as an insolvency practitioner in August, who was accused of charging creditors of various companies for overseas holidays, restaurants and hair appointments. Nationals senator John Williams moved...
Tags: Australia, Sydney, Insolvency practitioner, Insolvency, Insolvency Practitioners Association, Liquidator, Bankruptcy, Administration, Insolvency law, Business law
Group, the debt management company, was put into administration by the chief executive of one of its rivals, it emerged yesterday. David Mond, who runs Cleardebt, a rival debt management group, bought Relax’s debt owed to Barclays, thought to be about...
Tags: Mr Mond, Relax, Cleardebt, United Kingdom, London, Insolvency, Finance, Bankruptcy, Administration, Business Finance, Debt, Insolvency law, Business law
Tel Aviv University students pay nearly twice as much for living accommodations as they do for tuition, states a Tel Aviv Student Union position paper. The paper was written as part of a bill the union wishes to promote, to ease financial pressure on...
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Medical device company ART Advanced Research Technologies Inc. (TSX:ARA) said Friday it has signed a deal to be acquired by Dorsky Worldwide Corp. and restructure the company under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act. Under the proposal, the company's unsecured...
Tags: Canada, Montreal, Unsecured creditor, Secured creditor, Insolvency, Technology Internet, Bankruptcy, Insolvency law, Finance, Business Finance, Labor
Edinburgh Gazette started to resemble a telephone directory, rather than the slim volume of normal times...They have not resembled anything close to normality for well over a year now and the chances of us basking on the sunny uplands of normality any...
Tags: Scotland, United Kingdom, Glasgow, Credit, Bankruptcy, Insolvency, Consumer debt, Administration, Business Finance, Debt, Finance, Insolvency law