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- The administration of the Mylapore Kapaleeswarar Temple received a cheque for ₹8.77 crore in rental arrears from Amrutanjan, which leases land on Luz Church Road from the temple.
- The lease began in 1901 for 99 years covering 14.910 grounds of land.
- The arrears were paid after the temple won a legal battle to fix fair rent, and the cheque was handed over to board of trustees chairman P. Vijayakumar Reddy.
- The company deducted 10% of the amount as TDS, which the temple says it will work to recover.
What to watch next
- Recovery of the 10% TDS amount deducted by Amrutanjan
- Any further steps in the fair rent arrangement for the Luz Church Road property
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