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In 2016, Nathan Tinkler — Australia's youngest billionaire at his 2011 peak — entered bankruptcy owing more than A$540 million. Two years later, a rare court order under Section 153B of the Bankruptcy Act erased the proceeding from the public record entirely. Inside the mechanism almost no one uses.
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