Savakari Kayada 2014

Name: Savakari Kayada 2014
SKU: Savakari Kayada 2014
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₹125.00

In order to release the poor farmers and other working class people from the of the money lenders, many efforts are bing clutches made. Maharashtra Savakari Adhiniyam 2014 is approved has come into effect is executed now. The original English and Marathi version of it is given in this book. The book has become easy and ready to handle as all laws and sub laws have been given. All those are related to the subject viz pleaders, clients co-operative institutions, worker in co-operative fields, students, writers etc can use it effectly.

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SKU: Savakari Kayada 2014 Categories: Banking, Law, Management

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Weight	100 kg
Dimensions	21.5 × 14 cm

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