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Liverpool security business fined £50,000 for breaching the Private Security Industry Act

Avonmore Capital and Management Services Ltd posts consolidated PAT of Rs. 9.35 crore in Q1FY22

Second landlord of 'uninhabitable' Sunnyvale property ordered to pay tenant $11,000

The tenant has lived in the property since 2016, with two young children. Tenancy tribunal adjudicator Nicole Walker said the condition of the property was such that “those children are living in a dangerous, unhealthy home.” The cold and draughty nature of the property caused the tenant severe health problems. The court documents showed the tenant was diagnosed with pneumonia and needed to use a nebulizer most days. Liz McDonald/Stuff Prior to living in this tenancy the tenant had no such health condition. At the hearing a representative of Shore Realty claimed it had no idea about the condition of the property as the “previous landlord had not mentioned it”.

Avonmore Capital and Management Services Ltd Q4FY21 consolidated PAT soars to Rs. 7.20 crore

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Auckland landlord must pay $16k compensation for renting out 'uninhabitable' home

The tenant told the tribunal she began lodging complaints about conditions at the property in 2017, but while some repairs were carried out that year, the majority of the issues went unfixed. In 2018, the tenant complained about holes in the floor in the living room, kitchen, dining room, laundry and hallway. She said she and her two young children – a toddler and a newborn baby – were unable to use many areas of the house as a result, including the laundry, a shower and one of the bedrooms. A second shower could only be used by using a bucket to catch the water and emptying it outside.

Marginal field operators will grow Nigeria's oil if supported | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World NewsBusiness — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

The Nigerian government introduced the marginal field development programme in 1996 to help grow the country’s oil and gas production by divesting the majors of dormant discoveries and making the same available to indigenous operators who are nimble enough to venture into neglected terrains.     The programme has seen Shell, Total, Agip, Chevron and others surrender fields that are then allocated to marginal field operators in bid rounds. A corollary to the programme is the development of local content in the oil and gas industry, and it is no coincidence that the Nigerian Content Act came into force in 2010, five years after the marginal field initiative was introduced.