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CRAR

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CRARCredit Report Authorization and Release
CRARCenter for Research Animal Resources (Cornell University)
CRARCarl Rogers Akademie Ruhr (German: Carl Rodgers Academy Ruhr; Ruhr, Germany; est. 1994)
CRARCommercial Rent Arrears Recovery (UK)
CRARCritically Reflexive Action Research
CRARCapital-To-Risk-Weighted Assets Ratio


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As the main shareholder of the public sector banks, Government has already announced that it wants to recapitalise public sector banks to enable them to achieve CRAR of 12 per cent," he added.
Landlords should seek legal advice on their position with regard to their leases because CRAR can be avoided by a tenant if the lease fails to expressly prohibit any part of the building to be let as a dwelling, and the tenant uses part of the premises as a dwelling.
The CRAR requires an enforcement notice to be served on the tenant, who must be in arrears before the service of the notice, and the overdue rent must exceed a certain amount (limit has not yet been decided) before goods can be seized by the landlord.
 
 
 
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