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The Mandvi Mercantile Co Operative Bank Ltd THE MANDVI MERCANTILE CO OPERATIVE BANK LTD. UNCLAIM DEPOSITOR AS ON 31-03-2021 TYPE ACNO NAME CA 20 UMIYA KRUPA CA 27 GAYATRI CONSTRUCTION CO. CA 56 M/S. RAJESH TRADERS CA 114 PAMANI & CO. CA 117 RATNADEEP CA 122 KUTCH BENTONITE COMPANY CA 134 SATYAKRUPA CONSTRUCTION CO. CA 152 M/S KUTCH BEDDING WORKS CA 176 SHAH NATWARLAL BHAILAL & CO. CA 179 SREE SAHAJANAND GENERATORS CA 198 M/S KRISHNA TRADERS CA 201 SAILENDRASINH BHAGVATSINH JADEJA CA 209 SRI SHIVJI VELJI SANGAR CA 216 BHAGAWATI CONSTRUCTION CA 217 MOHIT TRADING CO. CA 220 ASHAPURA COTTON GINNING FACTORY CA 226 GALAXY ELECTRONICS CA 247 KUTCH ORESCLAY CA 250 M/S.PRABHULAL PRANLAL & CO. CA 254 H PRABHULAL SONS AND CO CA 257 ASIAN ROADLINES CA 270 DURG.SHRI GANGESWAR MAHADEV JIRNO.S CA 272 MANGAL COMMUNICATION CA 277 SONI RAMJI BHAVANJI CA 284 JILL PLASTICS CA 292 DIVYA ASHISH ENTERPRISE CA 303 N M AUTO CA 307 GANGJI BHANJI NAGDA CA 312 OM BUILDERS CA 326 JAYESH KHUSHAL SANGHVI CA 327 PATEL RAMJI VISHRAM & BROTHERS CA 335 NANA BHADIYA GRAM VIKAS SOCIETY CA 337 DHOLU ELECTRIC SERVICE CA 357 MUBARAK PROMOTERS & BUILDERS CA 358 MUSTAK BANDHNI CENTRE CA 362 RAJVEER TRADERS CA 375 VIKRAM ENTERPRISE CA 387 MAITRI MINES CA 398 ART INDIA CA 412 NATIONAL CEMENT AGENCY CA 421 VIVIDHA CA 428 SHANTILAL S. SHAH CA 429 SHAILESH R. MADIYAR CA 430 ALPESH ENTERPRIES CA 447 BHAGWATI TRADING CO. CA 453 UMIYA TILES CA 462 SHREE PARSHWA PLYWOOD CA 463 VANDANA TRADERS CA 469 LAKERKUTIYA HUSAINI T. CA 470 SREE NILKANTH REFRIJATION CA 479 PATEL SHAMJI MAVJI & CO. CA 483 ASHA BAKERY CA 484 BHAVESHKUMAR PRAVINCHANDRA ZOTA CA 505 MOMAY TRADERS CA 516 MOTA JIVRAJ HANSRAJ CA 532 PRATAP AGENCIES CA 540 TECHNIC ENGINEERING WORKS CA 548 AAKAR CA 549 DOSHI VASANTLAL CHHAGANLAL CA 563 CONCEPT CA 566 SHIVKRUPA RESTAURANT CA 572 JAYANTILAL & BROTHERS CA 573 SINYANI ELECTRIC CA 574 NAVDURGA TRADERS CA 583 SHYAM TRADERS CA 586 ASHAPURA TRADERS CA 599 JIGNESH FERTILIZERS CA 604 SONALIKA CONSTRUCTION CA 617 PRIYABALA BHAILAL SHAH CA 653 RAJANSINGH BALVANTSINGH SOLANKI CA 656 HIRANI TRADING CO. CA 657 CHOPDA TRADERS CA 658 LAXMI MINARALS CA 664 SACHDE MARKETING CA 671 SHRI HARIKRUPA ENTERPRISE CA 673 SURABHI GIFT ARTICLES CA 679 GURUKRUPA CRUSH METAL CA 684 SHREE SAHAJANAND SANATORY STORES CA 686 SHREE VISHWAKARMA FURNITURE CA 687 ASHAPURA MARKETING CA 688 SHIV SHAKTI MINE CA 698 SHREE KISHAN ENGINEERING WORKS CA 701 FRENDS GROUP MARKETING CA 707 SONAL STORES CA 708 RAJKAMAL CONSTRUCTION CA 709 VALJI BIJABHAI CA 712 SHREE GATRAL FLOUR MILL CA 715 SR.SAHAJANAND EARTHMOVERS EQUIPMENT CA 724 SHREE HARIKRUSHNA BOTTALING CA 726 SWAMINARAYAN OIL MILL CA 727 SHR SWAMINARAYAN BUILDING MATERIALS CA 729 SNEHA ASSOCIATES CA 730 HITESH STORES CA 735 KANAIYA CONSTRUCTION CA 741 SHREE SWAMINARAYAN STEEL CA 757 ANIKET TRADERS CA 759 SHAH & SONS CA 760 UMIYA TRADERS CA 769 GALA FINANCE CA 772 JANHAGIR FISH CA 776 OM SAI ELECTRONICS CA 783 ARTI WOOD ART CA 797 NOOR ENTERPRISE CA 798 RAJ TRADING CA 802 NILKANTH TRADERS CA 804 SAHAJANAND WORLD CA 809 UMA CONSTRUCTION CO CA 811 GOLDEN ART CA 827 MAHAVIR SALES AGENCY (MUNDRA) CA 837 SHUBH MANGAL EARTHMOVERS CA 851 SHREE SAHAJANAND BORWELL SERVICE CA 856 SHYAM & SHEETAL TRADERS CA 863 RIGHT CHOICE MATCHINGS CA 875 ROYAL FURNITURE MART CA 876 K.K.ENTERPRISE CA 882 JALARAM TRAWELLES CA 891 RAYMA SCREP CENTER CA 896 JAIBHAVANI ENTERPRISE CA 910 MARUTI MINES & MINARALS CA 915 SHRI CHAMUNDA CRASHMETAL CA 943 SAGAR ENGINEERING CO. CA 951 AKSH MARKETING CA 954 LUHARVADHA OSMAN ISMAIL (MISTRI) CA 955 M M CHAMICALS CA 956 KUMBHOJE SUKUMAR DHANPAL CA 957 LAXMI ENTERPRIES CA 965 AKHTARBHAI M.ZAVERI CA 972 JIGNESH TRADERS CA 977 SONAL BLOCK CONTRACTOR CA 988 GHANSHYAM BROTHERS CA 999 KUNAL RAMESH KAPTA HUF CA 1008 M/S.MAHAVIR FURNITURE CA 1010 SHRI NAGESHWARI ENTERPRISE CA 1017 M.M.FURNITURE CA 1020 KARAN TRADERS CA 1029 INDIA ENTERPRISE CA 1046 M M TRANSPORT CA 1055 NISHA GENERAL STORE CA 1056 SHREE ASHAPURA TRADERS CA 1058 MAHEK ENTERPRISE CA 1061 LOKHANDWALA NURUDIN HATIMBHAI CA 1066 VIVEK MINES CA 1086 LAXMANBHAI RAMJIBHAI GOHIL CA 1087 JAGDISH LAXMANBHAI GOHIL CA 1088 BABULAL GOKALBHAI VIRPARIYA CA 1089 JANTA MARKETING CA 1090 FASHION DRESS MATERIAL CA 1091 SHREE SWAMINARAYAN SAW MILL CA 1096 PATEL BROTHERS CA 1107 MANGALSUTRA CA 1109 NAGESWARI DUGDHALAY CA 1110 HUTCH INFRASTRUCTURES CA 1126 SHIV SHAKTI & CO. CA 1135 DEVDEEP AGENCIES CA 1143 SHREE SATYANARAYAN GENARAL STORE CA 1171 RUPAL TRADERS CA 1182 SHREERAM TRADERS CA 1186 SURYA ENTERPRISE CA 1199 S S ENTERPRIES CA 1207 SUDARSHAN PETROLEUM AND CO CA 1209 SUNDARAM AGENCY CA 1229 SURANI CONTRUCTION CA 1256 NEELKAMAL SUPPLIERS CA 1274 SHAH AND CHHEDA HOMES PVT LTD CA 1279 SHRI HARIKRISHNA SALES AGENCY CA 1280 SHIV LOGISTICS CA 1284 PRABHAT FURNITURE CA 1311 SHREE BUT BHAVANI MINERALS CA 1314 KURBAN JORIYABHAI PARMAR CA 1317 HINGORA HUSEN OSHMAN CA 1325 CHIRAGS CASH & CARRY CA 1328 ARPAN ARTS LT 989 SHARMA PANKAJ KHARASHANKAR & LT 989 JITENDRA RAGHAVJI JOSHI SB 24 HAMIDA HUSAIN DHOBI SB 33 KUVARJI HANSARAJ SHAH SB 53 RAJESH SHAMBULAL THACKER SB 55 PRAFUL K. JOSHI SB 64 SHAHID AALID MAULA SB 67 ABUBAKAR HAJI DAUD PATHAN SB 68 DHANJI NARANDAS THACKER SB 71 LALJI RATNA PATANI SB 83 MANILAL DANABHAI PATEL SB 98 FAROOK KARIMBHAI VAGHANI SB 99 CHANDULAL ABJI PATEL SB 103 PRAVINSINGH VELJI GOHIL SB 104 HAMIDA ISHA RUMI SB 114 CHANDULAL SONI(NANDHA)NALINKUMAR SB 116 MUKESHBHAI BABULAL GOHIL SB 119 NARSINH NATHABHAI KHARVA SB 137 BHAGAWATI LAXMICHAND SHAH SB 139 JAYASHREE MANUBHAI PATEL SB 144 PRANKUVARBEN AMRUTLAL SHAH SB 148 HUSAIN MAMAD MATHDA SB 153 KANJI DEVJI JUVAR SB 161 DEVJI RAMJI DHORIYA SB 168 KANTILAL KHARASHANKER JOSHI SB 172 NAJURAL YUSUF BANGALI SB 180 DEVJI DHANJI RABADIA SB 189 LILADHAR VARJANG HARIA SB 190 JAVERBEN LILADHAR HARIA SB 193 BHANJI JETHALAL NANDA SB 212 JAMIYATRAI L. JOSHI SB 219 BHUPESH LALCHAND SHAH SB 226 VIRAL NAVNIT HARIA SB 230 PUNJA KARSAN GADHVI SB 231 DIPAKKUMAR DHIRAJBHAI PARMAR SB 233 ALIMAMAD ADAM BAKALI SB 234 RAJESH SHASHIKANT PARMAR SB 243 PRAVINSINH MADHAVSINH JADEJA SB 247 KANANI VIRENDRA L. 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