The Hindu·1 min read·medium
Amrutanjan pays rental arrears on temple property
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The Hindu Bureau
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Amrutanjan has paid ₹8.77 crore in rental arrears to the Mylapore Kapaleeswarar Temple following a legal dispute over fair rent for a 14.910-ground property. The payment concludes a long-standing lease agreement that originally began in 1901.
The Mylapore Kapaleeswarar Temple administration on Saturday received a cheque for ₹8.77 crore towards rental arrears from Amrutanjan, which had taken 14.910 ground of land on lease from the temple.
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