Industrial Land/Plot for sale in Ranchi, Ranchi, Jharkhand
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All that part and parcel of the property situated at Khata No. 434 (R.S. Plot No. 1804, 1840), Khata No. 435 (R.S. Plot No.1844, 1841), Khata No. 412 (R.S. Plot No.768,1808), Khata No.409 R.S. Plot No.1809, 1810,1811), Khata No.42 (R.S. Plot No.1842), Khata No.69 (R.S. Plot No.771,766) & Khata No. 42 (R.S. Plot No.1812 & 1813 at Mauza - Katras, Revenue Police Station- Katras, P.S. No.239, District – Dhanbad, Rajganj Road, Katrasgarh vide deed no. 1581/1351 dtd.21.02.2015 measuring 6.30 acres standing in the name of Mrs. Palak Sachdeva bounded by: North- Rajganj Road, South- BCCL Project, East- Road/ BCCL, West- Raj Hans Refactories & Others. & deed no. 1580/1350 dtd.21.02.2015 measuring 3.38 acres standing in the name of Mrs. Palak Sachdeva bounded by: North- Rajganj Road, South- BCCL Project, East- Road/BCCL, West- Raj Hans Refactories & others. Along With Industrial Shed, 82 hardcoke oven and chimney Underground water tank. Total measuring (6.30 + 3.38)9.68 acres.
Additional Details
All that part and parcel of the property situated at Khata No. 434 (R.S. Plot No. 1804, 1840), Khata No. 435 (R.S. Plot No.1844, 1841), Khata No. 412 (R.S. Plot No.768,1808), Khata No.409 R.S. Plot No.1809, 1810,1811), Khata No.42 (R.S. Plot No.1842), Khata No.69 (R.S. Plot No.771,766) & Khata No. 42 (R.S. Plot No.1812 & 1813 at Mauza - Katras, Revenue Police Station- Katras, P.S. No.239, District – Dhanbad, Rajganj Road, Katrasgarh vide deed no. 1581/1351 dtd.21.02.2015 measuring 6.30 acres standing in the name of Mrs. Palak Sachdeva bounded by: North- Rajganj Road, South- BCCL Project, East- Road/ BCCL, West- Raj Hans Refactories & Others. & deed no. 1580/1350 dtd.21.02.2015 measuring 3.38 acres standing in the name of Mrs. Palak Sachdeva bounded by: North- Rajganj Road, South- BCCL Project, East- Road/BCCL, West- Raj Hans Refactories & others. Along With Industrial Shed, 82 hardcoke oven and chimney Underground water tank. Total measuring (6.30 + 3.38)9.68 acres.
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