The High Court has ruled that a second petition seeking the appointment of an examiner to Vantive Holdings and six related companies should be given a hearing. The decision did not appoint an examiner or determine whether the companies met the statutory test for protection.
High Court allows second examiner petition to proceed to a hearing
The court found the companies’ newly offered material had enough apparent detail to warrant a substantive hearing, while leaving the statutory test and appointment of an examiner undecided.
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The court found the companies’ newly offered material had enough apparent detail to warrant a substantive hearing, while leaving the statutory test and appointment of an examiner undecided.
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