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Hatten Land
THE High Court of Malaya has granted Hatten Land subsidiary MDSA Ventures a three-month debt moratorium, and leave to call for creditors' meetings, the Catalist-listed company said in a bourse filing on Saturday. The restraining order commenced on July 10.
Earlier in July, Hatten Land said MDSA Ventures and another subsidiary, MDSA Resources, had applied for a three-month restraining order to restrain any legal proceedings against them and/or their assets, including any winding up or arbitration proceedings. They also applied for the court's leave to call for creditors' meetings to consider and approve a proposed scheme of arrangement and compromise between each developer and their respective unsecured creditors.
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