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The payments, of $10,067 for each of the 149 households affected, will be available on April 1, according to the city attorney's office.

The city has spent more than $1.6 million to help the more than 1,300 residents displaced when the property was shut down last year.

Two massive complexes in Columbus have been or are being vacated by the city due to unlivable conditions.

The three corporate owners of a troubled Little Rock apartment complex were each ordered Monday to pay $1,000 in daily fines after Pulaski County Circuit Judge Cara Connors held those behind Big Country Chateau in contempt for failing to turn over financial and ownership documentation to the receiver selected to run the 151-unit complex.

About 30 residents remain in the 151-unit complex; a receiver will not file to evict any of them, his attorney says.

Currently no plans to sell the property or evict tenants, according to mortgage holder and third-party receiver.

ACE Holdings Bhd applied with the High Court’s (Commercial division) to be placed under judicial management last month, under Section 405 of the Companies Act. Court papers sighted by The Edge following a file search revealed that the application was filed by Messrs Vinu and Lopex on March 13, and a second case management was fixed for Friday (April 14) after Koperasi Permodalan Felda Malaysia 2 Bhd applied to intervene.

Central Arkansas Water confirmed that a water shutoff is scheduled for the second time at the Big Country Chateau apartment in Little Rock.

PETALING JAYA: The appointment of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim's former political secretary Farhash Wafa Salvador as the chairman of 7-Eleven Malaysia Holdings Bhd and group executive chairman of Apex Equity should be explained, says Bersatu's Datuk Khlir Mohd Nor.

7-Eleven Malaysia Holdings Bhd chairman Datuk Seri Robin Tan Yeong Ching has stepped down “to pursue other interests”. He is succeeded by Farhash Wafa Salvador, the former political secretary to Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. Tan, the son of 7-Eleven’s major shareholder Tan Sri Vincent Tan Chee Yioun with a 41.8% stake, was appointed to the group’s board as chairman, non-independent non-executive director on Nov 25, 2021.