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Neighbors Brought Down the Garage and the Hostels Through Court in Karaganda

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Neighbors Brought Down the Garage and the Hostels Through Court in Karaganda

The appeal found that the sites had been built without the consent of the owners of the adjacent site and in violation of regulatory derogations.

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