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Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church Trust ... vs Nimalan Chakravarthy Dass
2024 Latest Caselaw 3179 Kant

Citation : 2024 Latest Caselaw 3179 Kant
Judgement Date : 2 February, 2024

Karnataka High Court

Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church Trust ... vs Nimalan Chakravarthy Dass on 2 February, 2024

Author: H.P. Sandesh

Bench: H.P. Sandesh

                              1



       IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BENGALURU

          DATED THIS THE 2nd DAY OF FEBRUARY, 2024

                          BEFORE

           THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE H.P. SANDESH

                 M.F.A. NO.2806/2023 (CPC)
BETWEEN:

1.     HOPE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
       CHURCH TRUST (R)
       NO.262/72, MISSION COMPOUND
       DODDANNA NAGAR,
       KAVAL BYRASANDRA,
       R.T. NAGAR POST,
       BANGALORE-560032
       REPRESENTED BY ITS PRESIDENT
       MR. KENNEDY
       AGED ABOUT 58 YEARS.                  ... APPELLANT

       (BY SRI JAYAKUMAR S. PATIL, SENIOR COUNSEL FOR
               SRI P.SRINIVAS KUMAR, ADVOCATE)
AND:

1.     NIMALAN CHAKRAVARTHY DASS
       AGED ABOUT 40 YEARS,
       N.M.LAYOUT, NEAR IYENGAR BAKERY,
       BANGALORE-560022

2.     EDWARD JNANADAS
       AGED ABOUT 45 YEARS,
       N.M.LAYOUT, NEAR IYENGAR BAKERY,
       BANGALORE-560022

3.     REV STEPHEN JACKAYYA
       AGED ABOUT 63 YEARS,
       NO.B-10, SREERAMPURA
                                   2



     PERWINKAL APARTMENT,
     ROYAL ENCLAVE
     BENGALURU-560064.                         ... RESPONDENTS

(BY SRI PRABHUGOUD B. TUMBIGI, ADVOCATE FOR R1 TO R3)

     THIS M.F.A. IS FILED U/O 43 RULE 1(r) R/W SECTION 151
OF CPC, AGAINST THE ORDER DATED 18.04.2023 PASSED ON
I.A.NO.2   IN   O.S.NO.8268/2022      ON     THE   FILE   OF   THE   I
ADDITIONAL CITY CIVIL AND SESSIONS JUDGE, BENGALURU
CCH.NO.2 REJECTING THE I.A.NO.2 FILED UNDER ORDER 39
RULE 1 AND 2 R/W SECTION 151 OF CPC.


     THIS M.F.A. HAVING BEEN HEARD AND RESERVED FOR
JUDGMENT        ON   25.01.2024       THIS    DAY,    THE      COURT
PRONOUNCED THE FOLLOWING:



                       JUDGMENT

1. Heard the learned counsel for the appellant and

the learned counsel for the respondents.

2. This appeal is filed challenging the dismissal of

the application i.e., I.A.No.2 filed in O.S.No.8268/2022

under Order 39 Rule 1 and 2 R/w Section 151 of CPC

praying for grant of interim order of temporary injunction

restraining the defendants, their heirs, henchmen,

representatives or any persons claiming under them from

interfering with the day today affairs of the Church and

Church proceedings in the suit schedule property in any

manner till pending disposal of the suit.

3. The factual matrix of case of the plaintiff before

the Trial Court while seeking the relief of permanent

injunction, it is contended that the plaintiff is registered

Trust in the name and style of Hope Evangelical Lutheran

Church Trust having its address as No.260/72, Mission

compound, Doddanna Nagar, Kaval Byrasandra, R.T.Nagar

Post, Bengaluru vide Trust deed dated 12.09.2008 and the

same was registered in the office of Sub-Registrar, Hebbal,

Bengaluru. The plaintiff also relied upon the rectification

deed of the said Trust dated 28.03.2011. The plaintiff Trust

is represented by its President Kennedy. The Trustee of the

plaintiff Trust has appointed the President Mr.Kennedy to

authorize to file the above case to safeguard the interest of

the plaintiff Trust. It is contended that the property bearing

Sy.No.27/3, presently Sy.No.260/72 which is referred

above, measuring East by 125 feet, West by 151 feet,

North by 280 feet and South by 272 feet totally measuring

38088 square feet, consisting of Church building, old school

building and new school building which is morefully

described in the schedule. The khata is standing in the

name of the plaintiff Trust. The plaintiff Trust is looking

after day today affairs of the Church and school. The

plaintiff Trust has conducted various programmes such as

marriage, prayers in the Church. The plaintiff Trust has

appointed Pastor and conducting prayers in the Church. The

plaintiff Trust has been paying to the Pastor and workers in

the said Church. The records are also maintained to that

effect. The plaintiff is a private Trust and not associated

with anybody and or any Trust.

4. It is contended that when such being the case,

the defendants who are utter strangers to the schedule

property are illegally trying to interfere with the day to day

affairs of the schedule property and Church activities on

18.12.2022. The plaintiff has resisted the illegal acts of the

defendants with the intervention of well wishers, elders and

friends. There is a threat and complaint was lodged and the

Police have advised the plaintiff to approach the civil Court

as the matter is civil in nature. Hence, the plaintiff has filed

the suit and sought the interim relief on the ground that the

defendants are very powerful persons in the area and they

have got men and money at their back and also having

assistance of the antisocial elements and the same is

repeated in the affidavit filed in support of the application

filed under Order 39 Rule 1 and 2 of CPC.

5. In pursuance of suit summons, the defendants

have appeared and filed a memo stating to adopt the

written statement filed by the defendant No.3 as objections

to I.A.No.2. In the written statement, it is contended that

the suit itself is not maintainable and also contended that

the plaintiff Trust represented by its President Mr.Kennedy

and also his own brother claiming President of the Trust on

the capacity, who is claiming President of the said Trust

filed on 09.12.2022 in O.S.No.26943/2022 for the relief of

permanent injunction against these defendants, the suit

pending before CCH-20, Mayohall Unit, Bengaluru. The said

suit was withdrawn by filing withdrawal memo. The plaintiff

and his family members are created their own Trust without

knowledge and consent of the defendants Church office

bearers and the Church members. The said plaintiff and

family members are tried by one or other way to knock

away the defendant Church property by creating Trust in

the same name and style of defendant Church i.e., Hope

Lutheran Church and hence, the suit is liable to be rejected

and the same is defective. It is also contended that the

defendants are the lawfully elected office bearers, who are

authorized and looking after the Church activities,

administration and property inside the Church premises as

per bye laws and its constitutions of the IELC Church. The

plaintiff Trust is no way connected to the Church functioning

in the name of Hope Lutheran Church at Sy.No.27/3 owned

and managed by the defendant Organization, the IELC

(India Evangelical Lutheran Church). It is also contended

that the suit is liable to be dismissed under Order 7 Rule 11

of CPC. It is contended that with dishonest intentions to

trespass, interfere and indulge in the illegal acts to forcibly

take over the administration of the Church by Mr.Kennedy

and his group and thereby, to knock away the valuable

property of the Church, the present suit is filed with an

ulterior motive.

6. It is admitted that the plaintiff Trust is a

registered Trust, without prejudice to the above contentions

and appointment of the Mr.Kennedy as President is created

and fabricated. The alleged authorization letter is not issued

by the competent authority. The khata obtained by

misrepresentation and misleading the BBMP officials as per

the report of the Assistant Revenue Officer, BBMP, Queen's

Road Office and the katha is ordered for cancellation. The

very contention that the plaintiff Trust is looking after the

affairs of the Church and school is baseless and allegation

that the plaintiff Trust has appointed Pastor and conducting

prayers in the Church is denied. The defendants also denied

that the defendants are utter strangers to the schedule

property and denied entire averments made in the plaint.

7. The defendants contend in the written statement

that true facts of the case that the Church is functioning in

the name of Hope Evangelical Lutheran Sabe (Church), now

known as Hope Lutheran Church (IELC) and the same is

functioning under the Constitution and bye laws of the year

1959 and now as amended in the year 2022. The day today

affairs of Church and school buildings are carried out by the

Church Pastor and the Church elected committee as per

Church bye-laws and regulations. The 2nd defendant Edward

Gnana Dass is elected as the Secretary and the 1st

defendant Nimalan Chakravarthi Dass is appointed as a

co-ordinator. That on 04.12.2022 Sunday, the Pastor

organized an oath taking ceremony for the newly elected

office bearers of the Church and invited all well wishers.

The ceremony was organized with the protection of D.J Halli

Police Station. At that time, Mr.Kennedy is an ex-office

bearer of Hope Lutheran Church -IELC during the year

2013-15, he along with his group of men unlawfully and

illegally disturbed the oath taking event and argued the

Police with false and frivolous information. In view of the

same, oath taking ceremony was postponed to next day on

the request of the Police. That on 11.12.2022, again when

the Pastor Rev.R.Stephen Jakayya went to the Church for

his regular duty to conduct the worship service, the Pastor

was forcibly blocked, pulled and was physically handled and

attacked by Mr.Kennedy and his group of men mixed with

some local goondas. Immediately, the Church Pastor

Rev.R.Stephen Jakayya went to the Police Station and

lodged a written complaint to the D.J Halli Police Station.

The Police warned Mr.J.Kennedy and his group of men and

directed to prove their rights, if any, legally and not to

disturb the peaceful environment in the Church. Thereafter,

the suit in O.S.No.8268/2022 is filed with dishonest

intention by misrepresentation of fact. The motive of the

plaintiff is to somehow or the other gain illegal entry into

the administration and affairs of the Church.

8. It is also contended that Mr.J.Kennedy and his

father by name Mr.N.John and his sons had involved in the

Church land grabbing acts owned by IELC at Sy.No.27/3

and were also involved in documents forgery act against

IELC Church. The schedule property is in the name of the

Hope Evangelical Lutheran Sabe by virtue of purchase vide

registered sale deed dated 20.05.1949 is the Ancestral

Mission property called Missouri Evangelical Luthern Church

as per the 1959 Constitution and bye laws as amended in

the year 2022. The day to day affairs are carried by the

elected Church committee of IELC- Hope Lutheran Church.

9. It is contended that the administration of the

IELC Head office from 2018 to 2022 was under the control

of Justice D.Hariparanthaman (Retd.). There was no IELC

elected Church committee functioning during this period.

After the election, direction to all IELC Churches, the

Church committee election of Hope Lutheran Church, was

held and new Church committee was formed in Aug-Nov,

2022. During the absence of elected Church committee

inside the said Church, the ex-office bearer group led by

Mr.J.Kennedy and his brother Mr.J.Magiban and his family

associates formed illegal and unlawful assembly against the

Church regulations and forcibly involved themselves in

unauthorized functioning by taking the law on their own

against the Church regulations. Both father and son have

made several attempts to grab IELC Church and misusing

their ex-officio bearer of the Church. It is also contended

that suits are filed earlier and they didn't get any relieves

and now again one more suit is filed with an intention to

knock of the property.

10. The Trial Court having considered the pleadings

of the parties, formulated the points whether the plaintiff

has made out a prima facie case for grant of temporary

injunction as prayed in I.A.No.2 and whether the plaintiff

will be put to great hardship in the event of temporary

injunction is not granted and balance of convenience lies in

their favour. The defendants have also filed an application

vacating of interim order which is numbered as I.A.No.3

and the Trial Court answered point Nos.1 and 2 in the

negative and point No.3 in the affirmative and vacated the

temporary injunction.

11. Being aggrieved by the said order, the present

appeal is filed before this Court. The counsel appearing for

the appellant in his argument would vehemently contend

that the order passed by Trial Court is perverse, arbitrary,

illegal and contrary to the facts and circumstances of the

case. The Court below has not taken into consideration the

pleadings and documents produced by the

appellant/plaintiff. The Court below came to false conclusion

that the appellant has not produced any document to

establish plaintiff is the President of Trust as on the date of

the suit and vaguely dismissed the I.A.No.2 without

providing any opportunity to the plaintiff to establish his

claim in the suit. The Court below blindly believed the

version of the defendants/respondents are true without

looking into the crux of the case. It is the respondents who

are trying to interfere with the day to day affairs of the

plaintiff Trust and respondents have deliberately

suppressed the real and material facts and the impugned

order requires interference.

12. The counsel also in his argument would

vehemently contend that the Trust was formed in the year

2008 and the rectification deed was also registered on

28.03.2011 and also other deeds dated 25.10.2014,

25.03.2013 by executing a rental agreement and rental

agreement was also renewed in the year 2009 and 2013

and also on 01.01.2022. The counsel would vehemently

contend that the khata stands in the name of the

plaintiff/appellant and tax paid receipts are also produced,

the defendants are not trustees. The defendant No.3 is a

priest as claimed by them. They have not been appointed

by appellant/plaintiff. The defendants have created the

documents. The counsel also would vehemently contend

that even sale deed of the year 1949 also discloses while

purchasing the property in the name of Mr.N.John, the

same was purchased. The counsel also would vehemently

contend that Trust deed dated 12.11.2020 is also produced

before the Court, the same is registered Trust and Trial

Court fails to take note of the material on record. The

counsel also produced the copy of the document of sale

deed dated 20.05.1949, the copy of the Trust deed dated

12.09.2008, the copy of the rectification deed dated

28.03.2011, the copy of the amendment of Trust deed

dated 25.10.2014, the copy of the rental agreements dated

12.04.2009, 28.02.2013, 10.08.2017, 22.09.2022 and

01.01.2022, copy of the khata certificate and extract also

produced along with memo. The counsel referring these

documents would vehemently contend that these

documents clearly establishes the plaintiff Trust managing

the affairs of the Church and also maintaining the school

and Church and the defendants are interfering with the

possession of the plaintiff/appellant and the Trial Court fails

to consider the same.

13. On the other hand, the counsel appearing for the

respondents in his argument would vehemently contend

that the father of the plaintiff has filed earlier suit in

O.S.No.6747/2009 claiming in his individual capacity and

the same is a private Trust and they are managing the

affairs. The counsel would vehemently contend that both

the I.As' filed by the father of the plaintiff in the said suit

and they are rejected. The reasons are assigned in

paragraph Nos.11 and 12 of order of the Trial Court and

discussion was made in detail and the said suit was

withdrawn. The counsel also would vehemently contend

that the M.F.A is also filed against the rejection of I.As' and

the same was dismissed by giving liberty to approach the

committee. The counsel would vehemently contend that in

view of the recommendation of the committee, the father of

the plaintiff is continued as ordinary member. The counsel

also would vehemently contend that the father of the

plaintiff was also expelled and contend that one Shekhar as

President has also filed the suit in O.S.No.26943/2022 and

the same was also withdrawn. Now, filing the present

appeal claiming the plaintiff as President seeking the relief

of permanent injunction and their family members were

unsuccessful in getting any relief in earlier suit.

14. The counsel in support of his arguments also

relied upon the documents along with memo the India

Evangical Luthran Church (IELC) bye-laws, sale deed dated

16.05.1949, agreement entered by the Trust being a owner

for construction of parishhall, letters showing payments and

plan, the copy of the tax paid receipt, the copy of the letter

showing expulsion of the father of the appellant, the copy of

the letter of the appeal committee showing to continue the

father of the appellant as ordinary member on his request,

the copy of the letter showing Stephen Jakayya having

appointed full time Pastor, the copy of the letter showing

Stephen Jakayya having appointed as incharge Pastor, the

copies of the name of the elected office bearers and

positions, the copy of letter of the head office confirming

the elected office bearers, the copy of the acknowledgment

with compliant and statement of the appellant to the police,

the copy of the photo breaking the keys by the

respondents, the copy of the created trust deed of the

appellant, the copy of the interim orders in

O.S.No.6747/2009, the copy of the order dated 30.03.2010

passed by this Court in M.F.A.No.728/2010, the copy of the

letter of the appeal committee showing father of the

petitioner is only a ordinary member, the copy of the order

sheet in O.S.No.6747/2009 is produced and the copy of the

proceedings of the BBMP is also produced for cancellation of

the khata.

15. The counsel referring these documents would

vehemently contend that though suits were filed in the year

2009, till date they did not get any relieves and still they

are making efforts to grab the property by creating

documents. The Trial Court taken note of the same, rightly

rejected the application. Having heard the appellant's

counsel and also the counsel appearing for the respondents,

point that would arise for the consideration of this Court

are:

     1)     Whether the Trial Court committed an
            error   in   dismissing   the   I.A.No.2   and
            whether it requires any interference?


     2)    What Order?


POINT Nos.1 and 2:

16. Having heard the appellant's counsel and also

the counsel appearing for the respondents, it is the claim of

the plaintiff that the plaintiff are the Trustees and they have

formed the Trust in the year 2008. Thereafter, rectification

deeds are also came into existence and these agreements

are also placed before the Court contending that they are

taking care of affairs of the suit schedule property Church

and school and defendants are making an attempt to

interfere with their possession or running of Church, school

and they are the utter strangers.

17. On the other hand, it is the contention of the

respondents that earlier suits are also filed by the father of

the plaintiff and he was unsuccessful and also contend that

being aggrieved by the order of the Trial Court in rejection

of I.As' filed by the father of the plaintiff approached this

Court and this Court dismissed the M.F.A and liberty is

given to approach the committee. The counsel appearing

for the respondents brought to notice of this Court that

Trust was formed in the year 1959 and the same is not

disputed by the plaintiff and the property was purchased on

16.05.1949 and purchasing of the property in the year

1949 is also not in dispute. The father of the plaintiff

Mr.N.John is also one of the Trustees along with others

D.Jayaraj and M.Munivel have purchased the property. The

plaintiffs are claming that they have formed the Trust in the

year 2008 and they are managing the affairs of the plaintiff

Trust. I have already pointed out that earlier the father of

the plaintiff has filed the suit and subsequently, the same

was withdrawn and also interim application filed in the said

suit by the father of the plaintiff i.e., I.A.No.2 was also

dismissed. An appeal was also filed before this Court.

18. Having perused the order passed by this Court

dated 30.03.2010, this Court made an observation that

impugned order does not call for any interference, however

it is also made it clear that the respondents shall furnish all

the necessary details to the appellants for approaching the

appeal committee. If any, preferred by the appellants, be

considered by the respondents in accordance with the bye

laws applicable to the respondents IELC. The dismissal of

the appeal will not come in the way of the matter being

dealt with the appeal committee in accordance with the

rules and regulations governing the 1st respondent. Having

perused this order, it is very clear that an observation is

made that considered the case of the father of the plaintiff

in accordance with bye-laws applicable to the respondents

IELC. The respondents/plaintiffs also filed 1959 Constitution

and bye laws amended in the year 2022. Hence, it is clear

that 1959 IELC Constitution and bye laws are in existence.

19. It is also important to note that the plaintiffs

have also placed documents of payment for the

construction. It is important to note that a decision was

taken on 01.06.2009 that the Church council resolves to

expel N.John, P.Inbam and J.Mohan Kumar who have filed

the suit earlier in the year 2009 from Hope Lutheran Church

a unit of IELC with immediate effect.

20. It is important to note that in terms of the

appeal committee dated 29.07.2010 and as per the advise

of the appeal committee, Rev.J.Priestly Balasingh is advised

to take back Mr.N.John, P.Inbam and J.Mohan Kumar as

ordinary members of the Church. Further Rev.Priestly

Balasingh is authorized to conduct elections immediately

and inform to the undersigned. All the counter cases would

be withdrawn before the election. It is also the claim of the

defendants that the elections are conducted and office

bearers are appointed. There was a gap in between 2018 to

2022, subsequently the office bearers were also elected and

also specific pleading was made that while at the time of

taking oath, plaintiff and his supporters are interfered and

complaint was also given. The defendants have also

produced the documents and given the statements before

the Police. The photocopy of breaking the lock is also

produced. The defendants have also produced order sheet

in O.S.No.6749/2009. An application was filed by the

plaintiff's father on 22.11.2010 under Order 23 Rule 1 R/w

Section 151 of CPC to withdraw the suit with a permission

to file a fresh suit on the same cause of action. The other

records with regard to the BBMP records also produced for

having considered with regard to the cancellation of the

khata made in favour of the plaintiff.

21. It is also important to note that the Trial Court

while considering the application filed for the relief of

injunction taken note of the documents which have been

produced before this Court. Both the parties relied upon the

documents in paragraph No.14 including the Trust deed

dated 12.09.2008, subsequent rectification deed and also

the amendment of the Trust deed dated 12.01.2020. The

Trial Court also taken note that the plaintiff is claiming as

the President. The plaintiff Trust is a private Trust and also

taken note of the claim of the plaintiff that he is the

President and his own brother claiming as President of the

Trust on the same capacity filed the suit in

O.S.No.26943/2022 on 09.12.2022 for the relief of

permanent injunction. The said case was pending before

CCH-20, Mayohall Unit, Bengaluru. Subsequently, the same

was also withdrawn. The Trial Court also taken note of the

order sheet in O.S.No.26943/2022, the said suit is filed by

President - Shekhar on 09.12.2022. An application was

filed under Order 39 Rule 1 and 2 of CPC and also taken

note that earlier suit was filed in O.S.No.6747/2009. The

Trial Court also taken note of expelling the earlier plaintiffs

in O.S.No.6747/2009 in the year 2009, later as per letter

dated 29.07.2010 for considering them as ordinary

members of the Church. The Trial Court taking into note of

all these materials into consideration comes to the

conclusion that O.S.No.26943/2022 discloses that one

Shekhar represented as President of the plaintiff Church

who withdrew the suit on 11.01.2023, as on 11.01.2023

Mr.Shekhar was the President of plaintiff Church and

Mr.Kennedy was not the President. From the document

No.1 i.e., the minutes of Board meeting and resolution

dated 19.12.2022 shows that the said authorization was

given by the Secretary only to file the suit. The Trial Court

also taken note of the claim made by the plaintiff and

defendants. The Trial Court in paragraph No.17 taken note

that even the Trust deed produced by the plaintiff also

discloses that Mr.Kennedy was the President for the year

2020. After that also, no documents are placed to show

that mere 2022-23, Mr.Kennedy is the President,.

22. The Trial Court also taken note of the fact that

the Church is functioning in the name of Hope Evangelical

Lutheran Saba (Church), now known as Hope Lutheran

Church (IELC). The Trial Court also taken note of the Trust

was formed in the year 1949 and property was also

purchased vide sale deed dated 20.05.1949. No doubt the

contention of the appellant's counsel that Mr.John is one of

the Trustee in terms of the sale deed. The Court has to take

note of the bye laws and in terms of the bye laws, office

bearers of the Church should be elected.

23. It is also the case of the defendants that office

bearers are taking care of the Church and school. The BBMP

had cancelled the name of the plaintiff on the ground that

they got the khata in their name by giving false

information. When such being the case, very claim of the

plaintiff that khata stands in their name cannot be

accepted. The documents produced by the defendants is

also clear with regard to Pastor has been appointed and he

is taking care of the Church. The Trial Court in detail

discussed in paragraph Nos.16 to 21 and comes to the

conclusion that the plaintiffs are making claim, but, the

plaintiff Mr.Kennedy fails to establish his prima facie case

for grant of temporary injunction and also comes to the

other conclusion that on the other hand the defendants

Church has made out a prima facie case to vacate exparte

temporary injunction since the documents voluminous are

stands in the name of defendants from 1959 onwards i.e,.

formation of Trust and also purchasing of property. The

property is also purchased by the Trustees on behalf of the

Church. When such material are placed before the Court,

the Trial Court in detail passed an order. Hence, I do not

find any error committed by the Trial Court as contended by

the counsel appearing for the appellant. The Trial Court in

detail discussed the material on record and considered the

documents produced by the plaintiffs as well as defendants

in paragraph No.14 and taken note of the order passed by

the Trial Court in the earlier suit filed by the plaintiff's

father. The plaintiff's father was unsuccessful in the said

suit and also appeal was dismissed and liberty was given to

approach the committee. The committee was also taken

decision in the year 2010 that to continue them as only

ordinary members. When such being the case, in the

meanwhile Trust was also created by the plaintiffs and they

claiming and interfering with the affairs of the defendants.

Hence, I do not find any ground to interfere with the order

of the Trial Court to come to other conclusion. The appellate

Court must be very slow unless the order passed by the

Trial Court is unreasonable and capricious and only if orders

are reasonable and capricious, under such circumstances

the appellate Court can interfere with the findings of the

Trial Court and said circumstances is not warranted in the

case on hand.

24. In view of the discussions made above, I pass

the following:

ORDER

i) The Miscellaneous First Appeal is dismissed.

ii) In view of dismissal of the appeal, I.As., if any do not survive for consideration, the same stands disposed of.

Sd/-

JUDGE

RHS

 
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