Warehouse/Storage for sale in Bansberia, Hooghly, West Bengal
Asset Details
Reserve Price:
Date of E-Auction: 27/Jan/2025 11:00 
Assets Code: BOA-EB-291490
Ownership Type: Freehold 
Status of Possession: Symbolic
Carpet Area (Sq feet): None
Builtup Area (Sq feet): NA
Address
1)All that part and parcel of landed property ad measuring 31.5 Satak(more or less)with Godown thereon at Mouza Chak Bansberia, JL No 52, RS Khatian No 524, LR Khatian No 1416, RS Dag No 549 under the ambit of Adi Saptagram Gram Panchayet, PS Mogra. The property is in the name of Md Moinuddin Ansari S/O Md Edris Ansari. Registered at DSR-I, Hooghly vide Being No 3904 for the year 1993 recorded in Book No I, Vol No 44, Pages from 89 to 92. 2)All that part and parcel of land admeasuring 2Kottah 08 Chittak 33Sqft(more or less) at Mouza: Chak Bansberia, JL No 52, RS Khatian No 524, RS Dag No 549, under the ambit od Saptagram Gram Panchayat, PS Mogra. The property is in the name of Md Moinuddin Ansari S/O Md Edris Ansari.Registered at DSR-I, Hooghly vide Being No 4720 for the year 1990 recorded in Book –I, Vol No 62, pages from 31 to 34.
Additional Details
1)All that part and parcel of landed property ad measuring 31.5 Satak(more or less)with Godown thereon at Mouza Chak Bansberia, JL No 52, RS Khatian No 524, LR Khatian No 1416, RS Dag No 549 under the ambit of Adi Saptagram Gram Panchayet, PS Mogra. The property is in the name of Md Moinuddin Ansari S/O Md Edris Ansari. Registered at DSR-I, Hooghly vide Being No 3904 for the year 1993 recorded in Book No I, Vol No 44, Pages from 89 to 92. The property is butted and bounded by: North: Doba; South: Land of Md Moinuddin; East: Land of Sk Unus and South: Property of Abdul Wahib.2)All that part and parcel of land admeasuring 2Kottah 08 Chittak 33Sqft(more or less) at Mouza: Chak Bansberia, JL No 52, RS Khatian No 524, RS Dag No 549, under the ambit od Saptagram Gram Panchayat, PS Mogra. The property is in the name of Md Moinuddin Ansari S/O Md Edris Ansari.Registered at DSR-I, Hooghly vide Being No 4720 for the year 1990 recorded in Book –I, Vol No 62, pages from 31 to 34.
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