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WazirX Parent Zettai Urges Singapore Court to Review WazirX Restructuring, Extend Moratorium
Zettai, the parent company of crypto exchange WazirX, has approached the Singapore High Court seeking a reassessment of its financial restructuring plan. The filing also requests an extension of the ongoing moratorium, which has protected both Zettai and WazirX from creditor lawsuits while the company works on its reimbursement strategy.
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WazirX Restructuring Plan Rejected By Singapore High Court; Crypto Firm to Appeal Decision
WazirX users affected by the $230 million (roughly Rs. 1,970 crore) hack are set to face further delays before their money is reimbursed. On Wednesday, the Singapore High Court rejected the crypto exchange's restructuring scheme, despite it receiving approval from creditors in April. WazirX requires the court's permission to execute the restructuri...
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WazirX Reimbursement Plan Faces Delay as Singapore Court Extends Existing Moratorium to June 6
WazirX has been directed by the Singapore High Court to complete some more documentation work before giving it the go-ahead to implement its restructuring scheme. For now, the Singapore court has extended its moratorium cover to WazirX and Zettai to 6 June.
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Singapore Court Approves WazirX’s Financial Restructuring Plan, Creditors to Vote Next
The Singapore High Court has approved WazirX's financial restructuring scheme, contingent on at least 75 percent of creditors voting in favour. If approved, WazirX will initiate the reimbursement process within ten business days of the scheme's effective date.
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3 Indian Trainee Lawyers Among 6 Who Cheated In Singapore Bar Exams
Three Indian-origin trainee lawyers are among six persons who cheated in the 2020 Bar Exams in Singapore, according to a media report on Wednesday.
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Indian-Origin Man Sworn In As High Court Judge In Singapore
Dedar Singh Gill, an Indian-origin judicial commissioner and intellectual property expert in Singapore, was on Monday sworn in as a judge of the city-state's High Court.
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Britons On Trial For Singapore Stag Party Gang-Rape
Three British men went on trial in Singapore Tuesday accused of gang-raping a 23-year-old woman while visiting the city-state for a stag party.
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Indian-Origin Acquitted Off Drug Charges in Singapore
A Malaysian of Indian-origin has been acquitted in Singapore from drug smuggling charges for which he had been sentenced to over 20 years in jail and 20 strokes of canes in June, 2013.
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Singapore PM Lee Hsien Loong Grilled by Activist in Defamation Case
Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong insisted he was defamed and sought aggravated damages on Wednesday from an activist who grilled the leader in court for seven hours as part of a civil case.
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Indian-Origin Lawyer Reportedly Barred From Work in Singapore
The Singapore High Court has reportedly suspended Indian-origin activist lawyer M. Ravi, 45, from practice and barred him from working until he is medically certified fit to practice, a media report said today.
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Singapore Riot: Indian Nationals Withdraw Judicial Review Plea
Four Indians, facing charges for their roles in Singapore's worst riot in four decades in December last year, have withdrawn their applications for judicial review proceedings against the government.
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WazirX Parent Zettai Urges Singapore Court to Review WazirX Restructuring, Extend Moratorium
Zettai, the parent company of crypto exchange WazirX, has approached the Singapore High Court seeking a reassessment of its financial restructuring plan. The filing also requests an extension of the ongoing moratorium, which has protected both Zettai and WazirX from creditor lawsuits while the company works on its reimbursement strategy.
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WazirX Restructuring Plan Rejected By Singapore High Court; Crypto Firm to Appeal Decision
WazirX users affected by the $230 million (roughly Rs. 1,970 crore) hack are set to face further delays before their money is reimbursed. On Wednesday, the Singapore High Court rejected the crypto exchange's restructuring scheme, despite it receiving approval from creditors in April. WazirX requires the court's permission to execute the restructuri...
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WazirX Reimbursement Plan Faces Delay as Singapore Court Extends Existing Moratorium to June 6
WazirX has been directed by the Singapore High Court to complete some more documentation work before giving it the go-ahead to implement its restructuring scheme. For now, the Singapore court has extended its moratorium cover to WazirX and Zettai to 6 June.
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Singapore Court Approves WazirX’s Financial Restructuring Plan, Creditors to Vote Next
The Singapore High Court has approved WazirX's financial restructuring scheme, contingent on at least 75 percent of creditors voting in favour. If approved, WazirX will initiate the reimbursement process within ten business days of the scheme's effective date.
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3 Indian Trainee Lawyers Among 6 Who Cheated In Singapore Bar Exams
Three Indian-origin trainee lawyers are among six persons who cheated in the 2020 Bar Exams in Singapore, according to a media report on Wednesday.
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Indian-Origin Man Sworn In As High Court Judge In Singapore
Dedar Singh Gill, an Indian-origin judicial commissioner and intellectual property expert in Singapore, was on Monday sworn in as a judge of the city-state's High Court.
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Britons On Trial For Singapore Stag Party Gang-Rape
Three British men went on trial in Singapore Tuesday accused of gang-raping a 23-year-old woman while visiting the city-state for a stag party.
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Indian-Origin Acquitted Off Drug Charges in Singapore
A Malaysian of Indian-origin has been acquitted in Singapore from drug smuggling charges for which he had been sentenced to over 20 years in jail and 20 strokes of canes in June, 2013.
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Singapore PM Lee Hsien Loong Grilled by Activist in Defamation Case
Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong insisted he was defamed and sought aggravated damages on Wednesday from an activist who grilled the leader in court for seven hours as part of a civil case.
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Indian-Origin Lawyer Reportedly Barred From Work in Singapore
The Singapore High Court has reportedly suspended Indian-origin activist lawyer M. Ravi, 45, from practice and barred him from working until he is medically certified fit to practice, a media report said today.
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Singapore Riot: Indian Nationals Withdraw Judicial Review Plea
Four Indians, facing charges for their roles in Singapore's worst riot in four decades in December last year, have withdrawn their applications for judicial review proceedings against the government.
