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Khabarnama 810.Qxd RAI LAW OFFICE Barrister Soliciter Notary Public For All Immigration Matters REAL ESTATE Family Law & Criminal Cases Sales, Purchase, Lease, Mortgages of Residential pjM fbI vIklI & Commercial Properties KHABARNAMA PUNJABI WEEKLY (owned and operated by Khabarnama Inc.) Tel: 905-791-9292 11 Squirreltail Way, Brampton, Ont., L6R 1X4 2565 Steeles Ave East, Unit #4, Brampton Balbir Singh Rai Vol 17, No. 810 Friday Mar. 20-2015 Ph: 905-793-5072 Fax: 905-488-1821 Website: www.khabarnama.com email : [email protected] Khabarnama and people associated with it are not responsible for any claims of its advertisers and do not endorse products/services advertised in it. Please consult your lawyer before buying through the advertisements published in Khabarnama. 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