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| Particulars | Amount |
| Lan given on Apr 01'2021 | 57,000.00 |
| Period of loan | 29 Months |
| Interest rate | 13% |
| Month in 2021 - April To Dec | 9.00 |
| Interest in 2021 = 57000*13%*9/12 | 5,557.50 |
| Month in 2022 - Jan To Dec | 12.00 |
| Interest in 2022 = 57000*13%*12/12 | 7,410.00 |
| Month in 2023 =29 - 12 - 9 | 8.00 |
| Interest in 2023 = 57000*13%*8/12 | 4,940.00 |
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