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Simplex : (4095 sq.ft of well planned living space on each floor )

Three Bedrooms with attached Dressing rooms & Toilets comprise the basic living spaces on this floor.

An additional Bedroom with attached toilet adds to the appeal .

Two balconies – 1 attached with a bedroom and the other proving the necessary view & ventilation for the living room .

A large Dinning & Living space face the entrance foyer .

A kitchen & service room complete the offering of this exclusive, well planned living space .

A servants quarters with attached toilet add to the convenience factor .

Extra Delight features of this project :

Beautifully landscaped garden on ground floor & on the roof that would be developed through Site concepts of Singapore .

An Air-conditioned large community hall for social gatherings andwould not be significantly aided
by oral argument. Upon consideration of the standard of review, the briefs, and the record
presented, the Court finds no substantial question of law and no prejudicial error. For these
reasons, a memorandum decision is appropriate under Rule 21 of the Rules of Appellate
Procedure.

        Mr. Lee, a coal miner, alleges that he developed occupational pneumoconiosis in the
course of and resulting from his employment. On December 6, 2012, he filed an application for
workers’ compensation benefits in which he stated that he was diagnosed in 2006 with
occupational pneumoconiosis by John Parker, M.D. He indicated that he had been a coal miner
since 1975. Treatment notes indicate Mr. Lee was first diagnosed with occupational
pneumoconiosis in 1997 by x-ray. Treatment notes by Richard Trenbath,