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Headquartered in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Repco Home Finance Limited (RHFL) is a proven and popular home loan financer with roots dating back to April 2000. This concern is registered with the National Housing Bank (NHB) and is currently operating with over 106 branches and 36 satellite centers across the South and Central Indian states. RHFL is committed to customer comfort and offering of the most cutting edge home loan products. In a distinct move that separates RHFL from the crowd, an exhaustive selection of 9 different housing loans are on offer. And, ably supported by a robust customer support initiative, choosing a loan product that works best for you is simpler and quicker than ever.

Perfect Home Loan Deals for you

Bank Name
Interest Rate Range 
Processing Fee Range 
Loan Amount 
Tenure Range 
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-One time fee
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30 Years
Response Time : Within 30 minutes
9.10% - 9.25%Floating
0.5%One time fee
25L - 30L
3-30 Years
Response Time : Within 30 minutes
8.30% - 8.65%Floating
₹2,000 to ₹10,000 + applicable tax
-
1-30 Years
Response Time : Within 30 minutes

Home Loans from Repco Home Finance Limited:

One of RHFL’s biggest strengths is the large number of specialized home loan products on offer. An exhaustive list of the same, alongside a brief description, is listed below-
  • Dream Home Loan- The conventional housing loan that helps a borrower purchase or construct a new home/apartment/realty for residential use.
  • Home Makeover Loan- As the name so clearly specifies, this loan is intended for the simple/radical makeover of your cherished home. Familiarity breeds boredom, right? Spice it up with a home makeover.
  • Plot Loan- Loans that are intended for the purchase of a plot of land wherein eventually, a house will be built.
  • Super Loan- True to its name, this loan simplifies and intensifies the joys of owning a home. In theory, the loan helps the borrower construct/extend a property built on land registered in the name of his/her parents.
  • Fifty Plus Loan- Exclusive loan for persons above the age of 50 years. A thoughtful offering that configures the loan repayment cycle around the income stream (pension and other existing resources) of the borrower.
  • NRI Housing Loan- Exclusive to Non Resident Indians (NRI) for the construction/purchase of house/property in India.
  • Prosperity Loan- Loans against mortgage of immovable property, no questions asked as to the purpose for the loan.
  • New Horizon Loan- This loan is dedicated to aid the purchase and/or construction of commercial/ non-residential property.
  • Repco Rural- Loans upto Rs.15 lakhs that is applicable to the economically weaker sections of the society who wish to construct/purchase/repair/renovate/upgrade their house.
These varied loan options make Repco Home Finance an attractive proposition indeed. The image of a people friendly, ‘grassroots level undertaking’ that understands its target audience, has also made Repco Bank and consequently, RHFL, very popular.

Repco Bank Home Loan Interest Rate:

One of the highlights of the Repco Bank Home Loan is the attractive, customer friendly interest rates on offer. At just 10.50% p.a for housing loans upto Rs.30 lakhs and 10.75% p.a for loans above Rs.30 lakhs, the offering from RHFL is a very cost-effective option indeed. Interest rates are offered in both fixed and floating options.

Features and Benefits of Repco Home Finance:

The following customer centric benefits and defining features are ample reasons to choose Repco Home Finance as your ideal home loan provider, when you are out looking for the complete package-
  • Apply for the home loan easily, online.
  • Over 15 years’ experience in this specialty field ensures that Repco understands what it takes to compile an effective home loan- regards for the customer’s express needs and unique limitations.
  • Nine different home loan products that match the prospective customer’s specific requirement, without him/her having to sign up for a comprehensive package.
  • Repco Housing Finance is a big name in South India, with upwards of Rs.2,000 crores disbursed as home loans by 2014-15 financial year end. The company records year-on-year profits.
  • Robust customer support, a traditional approach that hinges on the latest technological advancements.
  • Wide network of branches in India.
  • Save on taxes as per the tenets laid under the Income tax Act, 1961.
  • The standard home loan application process involves limited documentation, zero red-tape, is completely hassle free with quick turnaround time.
  • Very competitive interest rates.

Eligibility and Documentation:

A borrower must satisfy the following criteria to be eligible for a housing loan from Repco-
  • The applicant must be an Indian citizen.
  • He/she must be not be younger than 21 years at the time of loan application and over 65 years at loan maturity.
  • The applicant must have a steady source of income.
  • He/she must have a good credit history with no obvious red flags.
The following documents must be submitted at the initial application stage-
  • Age Proof- Driver’s License, Voter’s ID, PAN Card, Birth Certificate, etc.
  • Identity and Signature Proof- Banker’s Sign Verification, any of the documents as listed above.
  • Address Proof- Ration card, Voter’s ID, Employer ID, Telephone Bill, etc.
  • Proof for Student Status- ID proof from School/College, Receipt for the last fees paid.
  • Income Proof- Latest salary slip, Salary certificate, Form 16/ IT computation for the last 3 years, Company’s appointment letter, 3 years audited financial statements with projection for next 2 years (for Businessmen), Brief write-up about the business.
  • Banking History- 3 month’s credit card statement and 1 year bank statement.
  • In Case of NRIs- Employment certificate, Contract document and details about renewal, Latest work permit, Identity card issued by the employer, Pay certificate (latest), NRE account statement for the last 6 months, etc.

Repco Home Finance LTD FAQ

  1. What are the fees applicable on my housing loan application?
    The two types of applicable fees are Processing fees and the Administrative fees. Both of these charges must be paid at the time of application. The processing fee ranges between 0.50%-1.00% of the applicable loan amount, while the administrative fees (paid post the sanction of the loan) ranges between 0.50%-1.00% as well.
  2. How much money will I be saving per my annual taxes?
    Your Repco Home Finance saves tax as per the Income Tax Act, 1961. Under Section 88, a borrower paying back interest repayment to the tune of Rs.1,50,000 p.a can save upto Rs.50,985 p.a. Also, the borrower will enjoy tax benefits under Sec 80C for the repayment of the principal amount upto Rs.1,00,000 p.a, an amount equaling about Rs.33,990 p.a.
  3. What type of securities/collateral is permissible?
    Guarantee from one/two people, deposit of shares or other such securities, life insurance policies, etc.
  4. How long does it take from the initial application to the final disbursement of funds?
    According to set procedures, it takes between 4-7 working days from the initial application stage to the final housing loan disbursement stage. Prospective borrowers are constantly intimated about the various procedures involved.
  5. What is the basic formula to determine a prospective customer’s eligibility for a home loan?
    At Repco, a potential customer’s eligibility for a home loan is determined based on three factors- 1) Income of the applicant/co-applicant, 2) Value of the property to be acquired, 3) The applicant’s capacity for repayment.


SECTIONSMulti-State Co-operative Societies Act, 2002
Preamble
CHAPTER I: PRELIMINARY
1.Short title, extent and commencement
2.Application
3.Definitions
CHAPTER II: CENTRAL REGISTRAR AND REGISTRATION OF MULTI-STATE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES
4.Central Registrar
5.Multi-State co-operative societies which may be registered
6.Application for registration
7.Commanding officer of persons subject to air force law under clause (d) of section 2
8.Registration certificate
9.Multi-State co-operative society to be body corporate
10.Bye-laws of multi-State co-operative societies
11.Amendment of bye-laws of a multi-State co-operative society
12.When amendment of bye-laws comes into force
13.Change of name
14.Change of address
15.Publication of name by multi-State co-operative society
16.Liability
17.Amalgamation or transfer of assets and liabilities, or division of multi-State co-operative societies
18.Central Registrar to prepare scheme of amalgamation or reorganization of a co-operative bank in certain cases
19.Promotion of subsidiary institution
20.Liability of a co-operative bank to Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation
21.Cancellation of registration certificate of multi-State co-operative societies in certain cases
22.Conversion of a co-operative society into a multi-State co-operative society
CHAPTER III: REGISTRATION AND FUNCTIONS OF FEDERAL CO-OPERATIVES
23.Registration of federal co-operative
24.Functions of federal co-operative
CHAPTER IV: MEMBERS OF MULTI-STATE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES AND THEIR DUTIES, RIGHTS AND LIABILITIES
25.Persons who may become members
26.Nominal or associate member of society
27.Educational course for members
28.Members not to exercise rights till due payment made
29.Disqualification for member of a multi-State co-operative society
30.Expulsion of members
31.Vote of members
32.Manner of exercising vote
33.Restriction on holding of shares
34.Restriction on transfer of shares or interest
35.Redemption of shares
36.Transfer of interest on death of members
37.Liabilities of past member and estate of deceased member
CHAPTER V: DIRECTION AND MANAGEMENT OF MULTI-STATE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES
38.Constitution, powers and functions of general body
39.Annual general meeting of general body
40.Special general meeting of general body
41.Board of directors
42.Association of employees in management decision making process
43.Disqualifications for being a member of board
44.Prohibition to hold office of chairperson or president or vice-chairperson or vice-president in certain cases
45.Elections of members of board
46.Holding of office in co-operative society
47.Removal of elected members by general body
48.Nominee of Central Government or State Government on board
49.Powers and functions of board
50.Meeting of board
51.Chief Executive
52.Powers and functions of Chief Executive
53.Committees of board
54.Securing possession of records, etc
CHAPTER VI: PRIVILEGES OF MULTI-STATE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES
55.Charge and set-off in respect of share or contribution or interest of members
56.Share or contribution or interest not liable to attachment
57.Register of members
58.Admissibility of copy of entry as evidence
59.Exemption from compulsory registration of instruments
60.Deduction from salary to meet multi-State co-operative society's claim in certain cases
61.Government aid to multi-State co-operative societies
CHAPTER VII: PROPERTIES AND FUNDS OF MULTI-STATE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES
62.Funds not to be divided by way of profits
63.Disposal of net profits
64.Investment of funds
65.Restriction on contribution
66.Restriction on loans
67.Restriction on borrowing
68.Restriction on other transactions with non-members
69.Contributory provident fund
CHAPTER VIII: AUDIT, INQUIRY, INSPECTION AND SURCHARGE
70.Appointment and remuneration of auditors
71.Provision as to resolutions for appointing or removing auditors
72.Qualifications and disqualifications of auditors
73.Powers and duties of auditors
74.Signature of audit report, etc.
75.Reading and inspection of auditor's report
76.Right of auditor to attend general meeting
77.Power of Central Government to direct special audit in certain cases
78.Inquiry by Central Registrar
79.Inspection of multi-State co-operative societies
80.Inspection of books of indebted multi-State co-operative societies
81.Costs of inquiry and inspection
82.Recovery of costs
83.Repayment, etc.
CHAPTER IX: SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES
84.Reference of disputes
85.Limitation
CHAPTER XL WINDING UP OF MULTI-STATE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY
86.Winding up of multi-State co-operative societies
87.Winding up of co-operative bank at the direction of Reserve Bank
88.Reimbursement to the Deposit Insurance Corporation by liquidator
89.Liquidator
90.Powers of liquidator
91.Disposal of surplus assets
92.Priority of contributions assessed by liquidator
93.Power of Central Registrar to cancel registration of a multi-State co-operative society
CHAPTER XI: EXECUTION OF DECREES, ORDERS AND DECISIONS
94.Execution of decisions, etc.
95.Execution of orders of liquidator
96.Attachment before award
97.Central Registrar or arbitrator or person authorized to be civil court for certain purposes
98.Recovery of sums due to Government
CHAPTER XII: APPEALS AND REVIEW
99.Appeals
100.No appeal in certain cases
101.Review
102.Interlocutory orders
CHAPTER XIII: SOCIETIES WHICH BECOME MULTI-STATE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES CONSEQUENT ON REORGANISATION OF STATES
103.Co-operative societies functioning immediately before reorganization of States
CHAPTER XIV: OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
104.Offences and penalties
105.Cognizance of offences
CHAPTER XV: MISCELLANEOUS
106.Copies of bye-laws, etc., to be open to inspection
107.Place of keeping and inspection of, registers and returns
108.Inspection of books of account, etc., of multi-State co-operative society
109.Annual accounts and balance-sheet
110.Minutes of proceedings of general meetings and board and other meetings
111.Minutes to be evidence
112.Presumptions to be drawn where minutes duly drawn and signed
113.Inspection of minutes book of general meetings
114.Liquidator to be public servant
115.Notice necessary in suits
116.Power to amend Second Schedule
117.Bar of jurisdiction of courts
118.Indemnity
119.Opening of branches
120.Filling of returns
121.Certain Acts not to apply
122.Central Government's power to give directions to specified multi-State co-operative societies in public interest
123.Supersession of board of specified multi-State co-operative society
124.Power to make rules
125.Power to remove difficulties
126.Repeal and saving




BalanceSheet - Repco Home Finance Ltd.
Rs (in Crores)
ParticularsMar'17Mar'16Mar'15Mar'14Mar'13
Liabilities12 Months12 Months12 Months12 Months12 Months
Share Capital62.5662.5462.3662.1662.16
Reserves & Surplus1074.67892.29749.75678.90572.36
Net Worth1137.23954.83812.10741.06634.52
Secured Loan6103.345522.224304.583308.532571.73
Unsecured Loan350.00.0060.00.00.00
TOTAL LIABILITIES7590.566477.055176.694049.603206.26
Assets
Gross Block25.1923.3019.7713.6910.95
(-) Acc. Depreciation16.0714.0410.848.706.48
Net Block9.129.258.934.994.47
Capital Work in Progress.00.00.00.00.00
Investments15.6012.4012.4012.408.05
Inventories.00.00.00.00.00
Sundry Debtors.00.00.00.00.00
Cash and Bank22.5020.0317.5321.89210.14
Loans and Advances8996.127721.536036.834699.733569.79
Total Current Assets9018.627741.556054.354721.633779.93
Current Liabilities1287.621164.43809.20623.17541.46
Provisions165.16121.7389.7966.2544.74
Total Current Liabilities1452.781286.16898.99689.42586.19
NET CURRENT ASSETS7565.846455.405155.364032.213193.74
Misc. Expenses.00.00.00.00.00
TOTAL ASSETS(A+B+C+D+E)7590.566477.055176.694049.603206.26
Rs (in Crores)


Shri C. Selvarathinam vs Repco Bank on 31 January, 2009
                                Central Information Commission
                       Appeal No.CIC/PB/A/2008/01174-SM dated 24.3.2008
                        Right to Information Act-2005-Under Section (19)

                                                                                Dated 31.01.2009

Appellant         :       Shri C. Selvarathinam

Respondent        :       Repco Bank
The Appellant along with Shri J. Muthukumaran and Shri V.S. Ponnambalam is present.
On behalf of the Respondent the following are present:-
          (i)     Shri S. Muthiah, OSD
          (ii)    Shri P. Natarajan, General Manager
(iii) Shri T.E. Thiruvengadam, General Manager I(Law) The brief facts of the case are as under:
The Appellant had requested the CPIO in the Repco Bank in his letter dated 24 March, 2008, to provide him copies of certain documents and information on some points. It appears that the Appellant had not deposited the requisite fee alongwith his application. The same was deposited on 05.05.2008 when the Bank had asked for it in his letter dated 21.04.08. Despite this when the information was not provided, the Appellant filed an appeal on 26.06.2008 with the First Appellate Authority. The FAA by his letter dated 03.06.2008 informed him that they will revert to the Appellant when he had deposited the requisite fee as demanded by the CPIO in his letter dated 21.04.2008. It appears from the correspondence between the Appellant and the FAA that despite reminders the Appellant did not receive the information sought by him. Not having received any response from the FAA, the Appellant approached the Commission in Second Appeal.
3. After hearing both the sides we direct the CPIO concerned to disclose the following information in addition to the information already given within 10 working days from the receipt of this order:-
(i) Cumulative amount of NPA for Chennai, Coimbatore, Salem and Bangalore Branch for the financial years 2003 - 04 to 2006 - 07.
(ii) Number of Loan Accounts closed under the OTS Scheme for the same Branches as above and for the same period.
(iii) List of itner-corporate deposit disposed year-wise between January, 1992 to February, 2008.
(iv) List of ICD closed under one time settlement if any in the past 20 years.
(v) List of loan disbursed to Board of Directors and their relative members during the same period.
(vi) The number of repatriate members who availed one time settlement in the past 10 years including the total amount year-wise.
4. In case any information is not available on account of non availability of relevant records the CPIO could clearly mention the reason for non availability of the records and provide the Appellant with a copy of the Bank's Manual by which those records have been weeded out and destroyed.
5. With the above directions the Appeal is disposed off.
6. Copies of this order be given free of cost to the parties.
(Satyananda Mishra) Information Commissioner Authenticated true copy. Additional copies of orders shall be supplied against application and payment of the charges prescribed under the Act to the CPIO of this Commission.
(Vijay Bhalla) Assistant Registrar

Profit & Loss account of Repco Home Finance

------------------- in Rs. Cr. -------------------
Mar '17Mar '16Mar '15Mar '14Mar '13
12 mths12 mths12 mths12 mths12 mths
Income
Sales Turnover1,044.18880.68692.20534.15405.71
Net Sales1,044.18880.68692.20534.15405.71
Other Income1.711.170.821.200.26
Total Income1,045.89881.85693.02535.35405.97
Expenditure
Employee Cost43.1140.9333.5021.0514.09
Selling and Admin Expenses2.742.450.000.000.00
Miscellaneous Expenses69.5055.5838.6338.0017.92
Total Expenses115.3598.9672.1359.0532.01
Mar '17Mar '16Mar '15Mar '14Mar '13
12 mths12 mths12 mths12 mths12 mths
Operating Profit928.83781.72620.07475.10373.70
PBDIT930.54782.89620.89476.30373.96
Interest646.31548.27431.77324.75265.65
PBDT284.23234.62189.12151.55108.31
Depreciation3.564.152.952.411.52
Other Written Off0.500.390.000.000.00
Profit Before Tax280.17230.08186.17149.14106.79
PBT (Post Extra-ord Items)280.17230.08186.17149.14106.79
Tax97.9280.0063.0939.0326.78
Reported Net Profit182.25150.08123.08110.1080.02
Total Value Addition115.3598.9672.1359.0532.01
Equity Dividend0.0011.269.357.466.84
Corporate Dividend Tax0.002.291.961.271.16
Per share data (annualised)
Shares in issue (lakhs)625.61625.41623.58621.61621.61
Earning Per Share (Rs)29.1324.0019.7417.7112.87
Equity Dividend (%)20.0018.0015.0012.0011.00
Book Value (Rs)181.78152.67130.23119.22102.08
Source : Dion Global Solutions Limited





Voluntary Disclosures of Repco Bank under Sec.4(1)(b) of RTI Act
iThe Particulars of its organization, functions and duties.For the particulars of Bank`s Origin, Administration, Jurisdiction etc., Click About Us and Branches
iiThe powers and duties of its officers and employees.For powers and duties of the officers and employees of the Bank, Click Duties of Employees.(under updation)
iiiThe procedure followed in the decision making process, including channels of supervision and accountability.The various procedures and guidelines followed in the decision making process of Administration and Credit Sanction of Officials at various levels including the channels of supervision and accountability are decided by the Board and kept as a confidential document.
ivThe norms set by it for the discharge of its functions.For the norms for discharge of the functions of Bank at Branch level, Click Time norms for certain services in normal cirumstances.(under updation)
vThe rules and regulations, instructions, Manuals and records, held by it or under its control or used by its employees or used by its employees for discharging its functions.All branch offices of the Bank are provided with the copies of Manuals of Instructions and circulars for discharging their functions effectively. As the details of Manuals & Circulars run into several hundred pages, they are not ported in the Bank`s web site. Whenever specific detail on such list is sought for, it could be provided as per RTI Act.
viA statement of the categories of documents that are held by it or under its control.Branches hold the documents relating to loan borrowers and deposit customers.
Based on Central and State Laws, Head Office prescribed the list of various documents to be held/maintained by the branches. for details Click Policy on Record maintenance.(under updation)
viiThe particulars of any arrangement that exists for consultation with, or representation by, the members of the public in relation to the formulation of its policy or implementation thereof.There is no arrangement for consultation with the members of public in formulating any of the policies of the Bank.
However suggestion box is kept in all Branch premises for public / Members to offer their suggestions.
viiiA statement of the boards, councils, committees and other bodies consisting of two or more persons constituted as its part or for the purpose of its advice and as to whether meetings of those board, councils, committees and other bodies are open to the public, or the minutes of such meetings are accessible for public.The details of Board of Directors are ported in Banks website http://repcobank.co.in
The List of Functional committees, Click Name of the Committees
The meetings of the Board, Councils and Committees are not open to the public. As also the minutes of such meetings are not accessible to the public.
ixA directory of its officers and employees.For the directory of officers and employees viz. SR No., Name, Branch, Head Office,Designation, Click Directory of Officers' and Employees'
xThe monthly remuneration received by each of its officers and employees, including the system of compensation as provided in its regulations.The Scale of Pay of Clerical Staff and Officer Cadres is uploaded in our website, To View Click Pay & Allowances
xiThe budget allocated to each of its agencies, indicating the particulars of all plans, proposed expenditures and reports on disbursements made.This provision is not applicable to Repco Bank
xiiThe manner of execution of subsidy programmes, including the amounts allocated and the details of beneficiaries of such programmes.There are no subsidy programmes in the Bank.
xiiiParticulars of recipients of concessions, permits or authorizations granted by it.There is no programme in the bank for grant of concessions; permits, authorizations. However, for A Class repatriate members, one percent additional interest will be considered for their deposits and one percent lesser interest will be charged for their loan accounts
xivDetails in respect of the information, available to or held by it, reduced in an electronic form.Information, which has Public/Customer`s interest are is ported in our website http://repcobank.co.in for the benefit of our customers and public in general
xvThe particulars of facilities available to citizens for obtaining information, including the working hours of a library or reading room, if maintained for public use.Citizen`s charter is ported in our website http://repcobank.co.in(under updation)
xviThe names, designations and other particulars of the Public Information Officers and Asst. Public Information Officers.For the details, click Details of PIO, First Appellate Authority and Transparency Officer
xviiSuch other information as may be prescribed, and thereafter update these publications every year.The information relating to public is ported in the Bank`s website from time to time and will be updated annually during the month of December




ORIGIN

Repatriates Cooperative Finance and Development Bank Ltd., (REPCO BANK) was registered on 19.11.1969 as a Cooperative Society under the relevant provisions of Madras Cooperative Societies Act, 1961 with Jurisdiction over the State of Tamilnadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala and Union Territory of Puducherry for the purpose of promoting the rehabilitation activities for repatriates from neighbouring countries mainly from Sri Lanka and Burma. Though originally registered under the Madras Cooperative Societies Act, 1961, the Bank is deemed to be registered under the Multi State Cooperative Societies Act, 2002.

ADMINISTRATION

The Bank is under the administrative control of FFR Division, Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. of India. Constitutionally, the Bank is a Multi State Cooperative Society. The Bank was promoted by Government of India, Ministry of Home Affairs in association with the State Governments of Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. The Society’s rules and regulations are governed by its byelaws. On the recommendation of Govt. of India, the Reserve Bank of India under section 7(1) of Banking Regulation Act, 1949 permitted this Institution to use the word “BANK” by Notification S.O. 626 dated 19.01.1972. In terms of the byelaws, as the share of the Government is more than 51%, the Board of Directors are appointed by the Govt. of India.

JURISDICTION

The area of operation of the bank covers the south Indian states viz., Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala,
 and the Union Territory of Puducherry.

OWNERSHIP

The share capital of the Bank is controlled by Government of India, Governments of 4 Southern States namely Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Repatriates. The present shareholding pattern as on 31.03.2017 is furnished here below:
SHARE CAPITAL AS ON 31.03.2017
Sl. No.Share HoldersShare Capital Amount (Rs.)% of Share Holding
1Government of India76320000049.25
2Government of Tamil Nadu713000004.60
3Government of Andhra Pradesh104197000.67
4Government of Telangana75453000.49
4Government of Kerala61160000.39
5Government of Karnataka17470000.11
6Repatriates68960640044.49
Total1549934400100.

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