Commercial Plot/Land for sale in Jirat, Hooghly, West Bengal
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1.All that piece and parcel of land measuring 01 Satak (more or less), located at Mouza- Kaliagarh, JL No 107, RS Dag no- 180, LR Dag no-256 under LR Khatian no- 74/2 within limits of Jirat Gram Panchayet, P.S.-Balagarh, Dist-Hooghly.Property Registered at the Office DSR-I, Hooghly vide Being No-I-060110399 for the year 2015, Book no-I, Volume no-0601-2015, Pages 96065 to 96076. Property standing in the name of Smt Indramati Pal, W/o Sri Chittaranjan Pal.2.All that piece and parcel of land measuring 1.5 Satak (more or less)along with structures thereon, located at Mouza- Kaliagarh, JL No 107, RS Dag no- 181, LR Dag no-257 under LR Khatian no- 74/2 within limits of Jirat Gram Panchayet, P.S.-Balagarh, Dist-Hooghly.Property Registered at the Office DSR-I, Hooghly vide Being No-I-05843 for the year 2013, Book no-I, Volume no-18, Pages 601 to 612. Property standing in the name of Smt Indramati Pal, W/o Sri Chittaranjan Pal.
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1.All that piece and parcel of land measuring 01 Satak (more or less), located at Mouza- Kaliagarh, JL No 107, RS Dag no- 180, LR Dag no-256 under LR Khatian no- 74/2 within limits of Jirat Gram Panchayet, P.S.-Balagarh, Dist-Hooghly.Property Registered at the Office DSR-I, Hooghly vide Being No-I-060110399 for the year 2015, Book no-I, Volume no-0601-2015, Pages 96065 to 96076. Property standing in the name of Smt Indramati Pal, W/o Sri Chittaranjan Pal.The property is butted and bounded by:North: Land of Sri Narayan Aditya, South: Property of Donee, , East: Land of Sri Subodh Barik, West: 8 ft wide kuchcha road.2.All that piece and parcel of land measuring 1.5 Satak (more or less)along with structures thereon, located at Mouza- Kaliagarh, JL No 107, RS Dag no- 181, LR Dag no-257 under LR Khatian no- 74/2 within limits of Jirat Gram Panchayet, P.S.-Balagarh, Dist-Hooghly.Property Registered at the Office DSR-I, Hooghly vide Being No-I-05843 for the year 2013, Book no-I, Volume no-18, Pages 601 to 612. Property standing in the name of Smt Indramati Pal, W/o Sri Chittaranjan Pal.The property is butted and bounded by: North: Land of Sri Narayan Aditya, South: Property of Donor, , East: Land of Sri Subodh Barik, West: 10 ft wide kuchcha road.
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