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CHA License Revocation Overturned: Show-Cause Notice Issued Beyond 90-Day Limit Violates Regulations, Deemed Unsustainable.

August 29, 2018

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Revocation of CHA License - Forfeiture of Security deposit - show-cause notice issued beyond 90 days is not sustainable in law being violative of the Regulations.

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