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Threshold applicability in insolvency petitions limits relief when default date falls outside prescribed period, affecting interest claims.

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....The note addresses threshold applicability in insolvency petitions, concluding the claimed default date fell outside the temporal provision and therefore the petition could not seek relief under that threshold; this legal point determined maintainability. It also affirms recoverability of contractual interest where invoices and purchase orders expressly provided for post due interest and the statement of account recorded invoice dates, numbers, due dates and interest, making the claimed sums evidentially supported. The article records that the appellate review found no illegality in the impugned order and dismissed the appeal for lack of merit.....