Industrial Plot with Factory Building for sale in Fatehpur Range Civil Township, Nainital, Uttarakhand
Asset Details
Reserve Price:
Date of E-Auction: 10/Jan/2025 11:00 
Assets Code: BOA-EB-97593
Ownership Type: Leasehold 
Status of Possession: Symbolic
Carpet Area (Sq feet): None
Builtup Area (Sq feet): NA
Address
Village Talla Gaon, PO and Tehsil betalghat, Distt. Nainital
Additional Details
1) Equitable Mortagage of factory land (leased) and Building situated at Khata no. Khet no. 231, 353A measuring 0.328 hectare situated at Village Talla Gaon, PO and Tehsil betalghat, Distt. Nainital leased through sale deed regd vide Bahi No 1, Zild 1482, pages 227-240 Sr No 337 dated 30/03/2017 at SRO Nainital and Correction deed regd vide Bahi No 1, Zild 1548, pages 167-180 Sr No 2085 dated 04/12/2017 at SRO Nainital.2) Equitable Mortagage of factory land (leased) and Building situated at Khata no. Khet no. 231, 352 and 291 measuring 0.293 hectare situated at Village Talla Gaon, PO and Tehsil betalghat, Distt. Nainital leased through sale deed regd vide Bahi No 1, Zild 1482, pages 213-226, Sr No 336 dated 30/03/2017 and Correction deed regd vide Bahi No 1, Zild 1548, pages 155-166 Sr No 2084 dated 04/12/2017 at SRO Nainital. 3) Equitable Mortagage of factory land (leased) and Building situated at Khata no. Khet no. 351, 355, 291A measuring 0.736 hectare situated at Village Talla Gaon, PO and Tehsil betalghat, Distt. Nainital leased through sale deed regd vide Bahi No 1, Zild 1482 pages 327-336 Sr No 342 dated 30/03/2017 at SRO Nainital and Correction deed regd vide Bahi No 1, Zild 1549, pages 61-70, Sr No 2103 dated 06/12/2017 at SRO Nainital. 4) Equitable Mortagage of factory land (leased) and Building situated at Khata no. Khet no. 348A measuring 0.177 hectare situated at Village Talla Gaon, PO and Tehsil betalghat, Distt. Nainital leased through Sale deed regd vide Bahi No 1, Zild 1482, pages195-212, Sr No 335 dated 30/03/2017 at SRO Nainital. Area: 1.5340 hectOwnership- M/s Baijnath Stone Industries Private Limited
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