National Squash Academy became bankrupt on 12 February 2016 in Ontario, under section 49 of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act, with The Fuller Landau Group Inc. serving as licensed insolvency trustee (estate no. 31-2087412). As at 12 February 2016, the statement of affairs recorded total assets of $108,500.00 against total liabilities of $2,186,840.46, a stated deficiency of $2,078,340.46. Unsecured creditors include Penguin Properties Incorporated at $1,257,253.31, Canada Lands Company at $284,677.97, and Victor Elmaleh at $163,250.00. The proceeding remains active.
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The officer filed a report. NSA has ceased operations following termination of its lease; the Landlord secured the facility via a bailiff, and the Trustee is arranging access to inventory, photograph and eventually remove NSA's remaining assets while safeguarding books, records and insurance coverage. Court file Estate No. 31-2087412.
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Parties
Debtor
National Squash Academy
Trustee in bankruptcy
Fuller Landau
Capital structureAs asserted in the filings
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Creditor
Amount
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Secured
Royal Bank of Canada · in 556 casesBusiness Assets - Machinery (2 all-glass squash courts; 8 glass panels; miscellaneous gym and electrical equipment); Debts Due - Business - CRA HST refund; Debts Due - Business - Account receivable; amount of claim registered $118,327.15, estimated value of security $108,500.00 — Loan #87573317-004 and Visa #451; balance of claim after applying estimated security value shown in List B — debtor: National Squash Academy Inc. · as of 12 Feb 2016
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