The style also depends on organization and not necessary may comply with Borland's specification.

For instance, here in Afterwarp Interactive we try to have the code as compact as possible, while maintaining maximum readability. Here's an example:
Code:
type
 // Yes, we ident with one space. :)
 TMyArray = array[0..99] of Integer;

 // 'string' is a reserved word and thus is not capitalized, 
 // unlike Delphi IDE which puts it as 'String'.
 TStringArray = array of string;
It's difficult to say some code standard is good or bad, but at least *a standard* should be followed rather than using random style.