Industrial Land/Plot for sale in Thandla, Jhabua, Madhya Pradesh
Asset Details
Reserve Price:
Date of E-Auction: 26/Dec/2024 11:00 
Assets Code: BOA-EB-25219
Ownership Type: Leasehold 
Status of Possession: Symbolic
Carpet Area: None
Builtup Area: NA
Address
1.Equitable Mortgage of Leasehold Factory Land and Building at Plot No. 1 to 4 & 6 to 44 & Part of 45 at Survey No. 242, Notified Industrial Area at Village Bamniya, Tehsil : Petlawad Dist: Jhabua (MP) area measuring 56950.45 sq mtrs. 2.Equitable Mortgage of Leasehold Industrial Land and building at Plot No. 46 to 66 at Survey No. 242 Part ID, Village Bamniya Tehsil : Petlawad Dist: Jhabua (MP) area measuring 22665.55 sq mtrs. 3.All Plant and machinery situated at Main factory Land and building at Plot No. 1 to 4 & 6 to 44, Part of 45 & 46 to 66 at Survey No. 242 ID, Notified Industrial Area, gram- Bamniya, Teh-Petlawad, Distt-Jhabua(M.P)
Additional Details
1.Equitable Mortgage of Leasehold Factory Land and Building at Plot No. 1 to 4 & 6 to 44 & Part of 45 at Survey No. 242, Notified Industrial Area at Village Bamniya, Tehsil : Petlawad Dist: Jhabua (MP) area measuring 56950.45 sq mtrs. Owner : M/S Shree Uttam Food Products (India) Private Limited.Boundaries: North- proposed 18.0 M Wide Road & Others Property. South- Nala Pond & other Property. East-Nala Pond. West- Nala Pond/Other property2.Equitable Mortgage of Leasehold Industrial Land and building at Plot No. 46 to 66 at Survey No. 242 Part ID, Village Bamniya Tehsil : Petlawad Dist: Jhabua (MP) area measuring 22665.55 sq mtrs. Owner : M/S Shree Uttam Food Products (India) Private Limited.Boundaries: North- proposed 18.0 M Wide Road & Others Property. South- Nala Pond & other Property. East-Nala Pond. West- Nala Pond/Other property3.All Plant and machinery situated at Main factory Land and building at Plot No. 1 to 4 & 6 to 44, Part of 45 & 46 to 66 at Survey No. 242 ID, Notified Industrial Area, gram- Bamniya, Teh-Petlawad, Distt-Jhabua(M.P)Owner : M/S Shree Uttam Food Products (India) Private Limited.
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