Independent/Row House for sale in Joypul, North Twenty Four Parganas, West Bengal
Asset Details
Reserve Price:
Date of E-Auction: 08/Jan/2025 11:30 
Assets Code: BOA-EB-265760
Ownership Type: Freehold 
Status of Possession: Symbolic
Carpet Area (Sq feet): None
Builtup Area (Sq feet): NA
Address
“All that part and parcel of property being land and building in the name of Mrs Ruby Begum at Mondalganthi, Barasat, 24 Parganas North, PO ChotaJagulia, Pin 743294.Property in Deed No 5184/03 dated 29.09.2003Dag No 310, R S No 96, Khatian No 352, LR Khatian No 181 at MouzaMondalganthi with area 2 cottahs 8 chittaks 12 ½ sq ft. The said property is bounded as follows:On the North by: Dag No 311.On the south by: Dag No 309.On the East by: Dag Nos 301 & 302.On the West by: 6’ wide common passage.Property in Deed No 6185/03 dated 29.09.2003Land 2 cottahs 10 chittaks 15 sqft situated at MouzaMondalganthi under JL No 18, R S Khatian No 414, L R Khatian No 399, Dag No 311, P S Barasat, Dist 24 Parganas North.The said property is bounded as follows:On the North by: 3’ common passage.On the South by: Dag No 310.On the East by: Dag Nos 301 & 302.On the West by : Plot No 2.” ”(Property under Constructive Possession.)
Additional Details
“All that part and parcel of property being land and building in the name of Mrs Ruby Begum at Mondalganthi, Barasat, 24 Parganas North, PO ChotaJagulia, Pin 743294.Property in Deed No 5184/03 dated 29.09.2003Dag No 310, R S No 96, Khatian No 352, LR Khatian No 181 at MouzaMondalganthi with area 2 cottahs 8 chittaks 12 ½ sq ft. The said property is bounded as follows:On the North by: Dag No 311.On the south by: Dag No 309.On the East by: Dag Nos 301 & 302.On the West by: 6’ wide common passage.Property in Deed No 6185/03 dated 29.09.2003Land 2 cottahs 10 chittaks 15 sqft situated at MouzaMondalganthi under JL No 18, R S Khatian No 414, L R Khatian No 399, Dag No 311, P S Barasat, Dist 24 Parganas North.The said property is bounded as follows:On the North by: 3’ common passage.On the South by: Dag No 310.On the East by: Dag Nos 301 & 302.On the West by : Plot No 2.” ”(Property under Constructive Possession.)
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