Unsecured creditors have no automatic right to intervene in judicial management, apex court rules
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The Federal Court ruled that the High Court should apply a higher threshold when considering an unsecured creditor’s application to intervene in judicial management proceedings. PUTRAJAYA: The Federal Court has ruled that unsecured creditors have no automatic right to intervene in judicial management proceedings, a court-supervised process to help financially distressed companies rehabilitate their businesses. (Free Malaysia Today, 14:17)
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Photo: Free Malaysia Today Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·27 Oct, 14:17 MYTUnsecured creditors have no automatic right to intervene in judicial management, apex court rules
The Federal Court ruled that the High Court should apply a higher threshold when considering an unsecured creditor’s application to intervene in judicial management proceedings. PUTRAJAYA: The Federal Court has ruled that unsecured creditors have no automatic right to intervene…
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