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During the period from 1996 to 2001, the petitioner was granted financial accommodation in the form of four term loan facilities and one cash credit

mentally, abusing and treated the Appellant with cruelty on financial matters and for separate accommodation. He submits that on 25.10.2004 for non fulfillment

increase its admission capacity has adequate financial resources; (c) whether necessary facilities in respect of staff, equipment, accommodation, training and other facilities to ensure proper

arrangement for sale of goods or rendering of services, but are merely accommodation/circular transactions structured by the Jalalis. 16. The Award Holder has also ... that there are abnormally high amounts shown in the Respondent's financial statements towards expenditure not commensurate with the turnover/revenue from operations

respondent had expertise in development/redevelopment of properties and had sufficient financial means for such redevelopment. The responsibility to produce TDR was of the respondent ... that 30 members of the claimant shall be entitled to permanent alternate accommodation with existing area plus 22% additional carpet area free of cost

children in an apartment which she claims was purchased by her with financial help from her parents. Although the respondent denies the same and claims ... petitioner and the children are not required to pay rent for residential accommodation. The bank account details of the petitioner, referred to by the Family

children in an apartment which she claims was purchased by her with financial help from her parents. Although the respondent denies the same and claims ... petitioner and the children are not required to pay rent for residential accommodation. The bank account details of the petitioner, referred to by the Family

Circular dated 2 January 2017 in respect of considering the financial worth of a holding company, if it is found applicable and consequently ... Mumbai city and Suburban district. Schemes are implemented to provide permanent alternate accommodation to eligible slum dwellers free of cost to better their standard

plaintiffs are doing many business besides the business of construction works. Their financial position is well to do, hence the need of plaintiffs ... failed to prove that plaintiffs are in possession of sufficient accommodation in the premises standing on Plot nos.171 and 193 Shukrawar Peth,Pune

respondent had expertise in development/redevelopment of properties and had sufficient financial means for such redevelopment. The responsibility to produce TDR was of the respondent ... that 30 members of the claimant shall be entitled to permanent alternate accommodation with existing area plus 22% additional carpet area free of cost