Apartments/Flat for sale in Dindigul, Dindigul, Tamil Nadu
Asset Details
Reserve Price:
Date of E-Auction: 10/Jan/2025 11:30 
Assets Code: BOA-EB-304278
Ownership Type: Freehold 
Status of Possession: Symbolic
Carpet Area (Sq feet): 6780.00
Builtup Area (Sq feet): NA
Address
Property No.3: (Property in the name of Mr.A.Mohideen Batcha)All that piece and parcel of Land and Building existing and or to be constructed thereon in Dindigul district, Dindigul Joint II Sub Registrar Office, Dindigul Taluk, Sinthalagundu Village, the land measuring 6780 Sqft in S.No.789/2 and S.No.789/3 were divided into plots.Boundaries:North : East West 20 ft road left by Mohammed Siddiq and property belongs to Mohammed SiddiqSouth : Property belongs to Mohammed KaniEast : OdaiWest : Property measuring 11,400 sqft sold to Wahitha by Mohammed SiddiqExtent of Land:East -West on the Northern side 108 ftEast -West on the Southern side 118 ftSouth - North on the Eastern side 60 ftSouth - North on the Western side 60 ftThe propety lies within the jurisdiction of office of Dindigul joint II Sub Registration Office
Additional Details
Property No.3: (Property in the name of Mr.A.Mohideen Batcha)All that piece and parcel of Land and Building existing and or to be constructed thereon in Dindigul district, Dindigul Joint II Sub Registrar Office, Dindigul Taluk, Sinthalagundu Village, the land measuring 6780 Sqft in S.No.789/2 and S.No.789/3 were divided into plots.Boundaries:North : East West 20 ft road left by Mohammed Siddiq and property belongs to Mohammed SiddiqSouth : Property belongs to Mohammed KaniEast : OdaiWest : Property measuring 11,400 sqft sold to Wahitha by Mohammed SiddiqExtent of Land:East -West on the Northern side 108 ftEast -West on the Southern side 118 ftSouth - North on the Eastern side 60 ftSouth - North on the Western side 60 ftThe propety lies within the jurisdiction of office of Dindigul joint II Sub Registration Office
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