Merdeka.com – The manager of the Centro Department Store, PT Tozy Sentosa, was officially declared bankrupt by reading the decision by the panel of judges at the District Court Jakarta Center on Monday (17/5) yesterday.
Before legally holding bankruptcy status, Tozy Sentosa, who was in charge of Centro and Parkson Department Store, had previously been given a lawsuit for Suspension of Debt Payment Obligations (PKPU) by five companies.
Quoting the page sipp.pn-jakartapusat.go id, the five companies filed a PKPU lawsuit with case number 106 / Pdt.Sus-PKPU / 2021 / PN JKT.Pst. The five companies include PT Primajaya Putra Sentosa, PT Indah Subur Sejati, PT Multi Megah Mandiri, PT Harindotama Mandiri, and PT Mahkota Petriedo Indeperkasa.
In the lawsuit petitum, the five companies asked the court to grant PKPU’s petition against Tozy Sentosa, and set a temporary PKPU against the defendant for a maximum of 45 days from the time the a quo verdict was pronounced in March 2021.
In addition, the plaintiff also asked to appoint a Supervisory Judge from the Commercial Judges at the Commercial Court at the Central Jakarta District Court to supervise the process of postponing the respondent’s PKPU.
The plaintiff’s company also asked to establish a Judge Consultative Meeting session to hear the Supervisory Judge’s report on the progress achieved during the provisional PKPU process, at the latest on the 45th day after the temporary PKPU decision was pronounced.
Then ordered the management to summon the PKPU respondent as well as the creditors known by registered mail or via courier, to appear before the hearing which was held no later than the 45th day after the PKPU verdict while the a quo was pronounced.
Close the outlet
After the PKPU requests, Tozy Sentosa was observed to close a number of Centro outlets which he managed. For example, the Centro Plaza Ambarukmo Shopping Center in Yogyakarta, which stopped operating after 15 years of existence.
When asked for information, Tozy Sentosa stated that his party could not provide a reason why Centro Plaza Ambarukmo had to end its operations.
“We inform you that our management has not been able to provide any statements for the next week,” said Senior Marketing Manager of PT Tozy Sentosa Putu Lidrina to Liputan6.com, Friday (19/3).
The closure of the Centro Plaza Ambarukmo was known through the upload of the TikTok @ jogja24jam video. It can be seen, some people from the management of Centro Plaza Ambarukmo said goodbye to the public, especially loyal customers of Centro.
“We, all employees of Centro Plaza Ambarukmo, would like to thank all the people of Jogja who have accompanied us for 15 years,” said one of the management team.
Another employee expressed his pride in having worked to serve Centro customers.
Management and employees would like to express their gratitude to all levels of management at Plaza Ambarukmo, board of directors at head office level, and others.
“For fifteen years we have been in Jogja, we are proud to be part of Yogyakarta. We are proud to always be able to support all Yogya people,” he said.
Ended Bankruptcy
The Central Jakarta District Court on Monday, May 17, 2021, finally officially granted Tozy Sentosa bankruptcy status as the administrator of the Centro Department Store.
“That’s right, the manager of the Centro is bankrupt,” said Central Jakarta District Court Public Relations Bambang Nurcahyono to Liputan6.com, Tuesday (18/5).
Bambang explained that the bankruptcy status was officially carried by Tozy Sentosa as the manager of Centro after his proposal for a peace plan was rejected by creditors.
“Of course it must be bankruptcy. They must have submitted a peace proposal plan to PT Tozy Sentosa. Well, maybe what the proposed peace plan was also rejected by all its creditors,” he explained.
“Then it was recommended by the supervisor as well, and decided based on the voting results. Most of it was rejected, thus bankruptcy,” said Bambang.
After the bankruptcy, Bambang continued, the authority regarding the assets or bankruptcy bundle from Tozy Sentosa and Centro was then given to the curator appointed by the judge at the Central Jakarta District Court.
“After being declared bankrupt, in the process, the curator starts working. The curator will collect for the bankruptcy bundle or bankruptcy assets, then how about the technicalities, later the curator will later distribute to whoever has the right,” he said.
Reporter: Maulandy Rizky Bayu golden
Source: LIputan6.com [idr]
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