As far as Flat no. 45 has referred above is considered, the said flat was purchased in the year 1994 in the name of the wife who was not Director in the accused company. As far as Flat No. 19 is concerned, the said flat was purchased originally in 2000 in the joint name i.e. the appellant as well as her husband namely Smt. Kiran Kulkarni who is the appellant in appeal No. FPA-PMLA-1615/MUM/2017. The learned counsel for the appellant submits that the above mentioned flat is being used by the appellant as well as her husband for residential purposes and both undertake that they shall not sell, alienate or create any third party right in any manner directly or indirectly. The statement is made that other flat is still in the name of the appellant and her husband. He undertakes not to dispose or alienate the said flat to the third party in any manner directly or indirectly. In order to strike the balance at this stage, the appellant and her husband namely Smt. Kiran Kulkarni are prepared to deposit the sum of Rs. 30,000/- per month from the date of impugned order. The first deposit shall be made by the appellant on 01st April, 2017. With regard to arrears of rents are concerned, the same shall be deposited by the appellant and her husband within two months from today. Subject to the said deposit, the operation of the notice under Section 8(4) PMLA in relation to the said flats shall remain stayed. In the connected appeals we have fixed 22nd August, 2017. As such, it would be appropriate that this appeal may also be listed on the same date. Time for filing the reply to the respondent in the appeal is extended for further six weeks with an
