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Greater Mumbai Zonal Office, 28, Mittal Chambers, 2Nd Floor, Nariman Point, Mumbai,400 021 (A Govt of India Enterprise) Greater Mumbai Zonal Office, 28, Mittal Chambers, 2nd Floor, Nariman Point, Mumbai,400 021 Sale Notice for Sale of immovable properties E-Auction Sale Notice for Sale of Immovable Assets under the Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002 read with provision to Rule 8 (6) of the Security Interest (Enforcement) Rule, 2002 Notice is hereby given to the public in general and in particular to the Borrower(s) and Guarantor (s) that the below described immovable property mortgaged / charged to the Secured Creditor, the physical possession of which has been taken by the Authorized Officer of Corporation Bank (secured creditor), will be sold on “As is where is”, “As is what is” and “Whatever there is” on the date mentioned below, for recovery of dues as mentioned hereunder to Corporation Bank from the below mentioned Borrower(s) & Guarantor(s). The Reserve Price and the Earnest Money Deposit are also mentioned hereunder: Branch Contact details A.R. Street Branch (163) 45/547 Abdul Rehman Street, Popular Jagdishwari Palace, Mumbai-400 003. Branch Head: Mr. Sachin Dev Contact :7043737198 Name of the Borrowers M/s. J J Impex. Amount due: Proprietor: Mr. Jitesh N Maniar Rs. 1,36,06,582/- as on 03.10.2018 with rd Reg. Off:- 48, Ambika Darshan, 3 Floor, M G Road, further interest, cost & expenses Ghatkoper (East), Mumbai-400077. Guarantor Mrs. Chetana J Maniar Address: 48, Ambika Darshan, 3rd Floor, M G Road, Ghatkoper (East), Mumbai-400077. Property No.1 : Flat No. 48, 3rd Floor, Ambika Darshan Premises Co-Op Hsg. Soc. Ltd., Plot No. 43, M.G. Road, Above Udupi Hotel, Ghotkopar (East), Mumbai-400077. Property Owner:- Mr. Jitesh N Maniar and Mrs. Chetna Jitesh Maniar Carpet Area:-490.00sq.ft. Date & Time of E-Auction : 08.08.2019At 11.45 a.m. Reserve Price : Rs. 1,12,00,000/- Earnest money to be deposited : Rs. 11,20,000/- Date of Demand Notice : 03.10.2018 Date of Possession : 01.02.2019(under Symbolic Possession) For detailed terms and condition of the sale, please refer to the link provided in https://corpbank.com/sites/default/files/corpbank-page- files/tender/j_j_impex_0.pdf Branch name and address Mahim Branch (537) 520, Mangireesh Building, Ground Floor, L.J. Road Cross, Mahim, Mumbai-400016 Branch Head: Mr. Noorul Haque Shaikh Contact : 7042839083 Tel. No.:-24441349/24474668 Name of the Borrowers M/s. Bright Future Enterprises. Rs. 26,65,440/- as on Proprietor: Mohd. Sarfaraj Ali 02.01.2019 with further Registered Office: 11/105,1st Floor, Motilal Nehru Nagar, Mumbai-400051. interest, cost & expenses. Guarantors: Mohd. Ishtiyaque Shaikh Guarantor Address: A/2204, 22ND Floor, Oberoi, Spring New Link Road, Opp.City Mall, Andheri (West), Mumbai- 400053. Property No. 2 : Flat No. 605, 6th Floor, C-Wing, ‘Cozy Shelter’ Building, Dharavi Road, Palwadi, C.T.S. No. 3/317, Village – Dharavi Division, Dharavi, Mumbai-400017. Super Build Up Area: 467 Sq.Ft., Property Owner:- Mohd. Ishtiyaque Shaikh Date & Time of E-Auction : 08.08.2019 At 11.45 a.m. Reserve Price : Rs. 57,00,000/- (Rupees Fifty Seven Lakh Only) Earnest money to be deposited : Rs. 5,70,000/- (Rupees Five Lakh Seventy Thousand Only) Date of Demand Notice : 02.01.2019 Date of Possession : 07.05.2019 (under Symbolic possession) For detailed terms and condition of the sale, please refer to the link provided in https://corpbank.com/sites/default/files/corpbank-page- files/tender/bright_future_enterprises_0.pdf Branch name and address Mahim Branch (537) 520, Mangireesh Building, Ground Floor, L.J. Road Cross, Mahim, Mumbai-400016 Branch Head: Mr. Noorul Haque Shaikh Contact : 7042839083 Tel. No.:-24441349/24474668 Name of the Borrowers M/S. IFFAT ART, Propreitor : Mr. Mohammed Idris Khan Reg. Off:- A 880 1 2 Madina Chawl, Mukund Nagar, Dharavi , Mumbai – 400 017 Rs. 27,39,378/- As on 13.07.2016 with further interest, cost & MR. SANDEEP PREMDAS KARODE expenses. Guarantor Flat No 302, 3rd Floor, B wing , My Choice Apartment, Plot No E-29 & 48, Sector 9, Village Dive GES, Airoli, Navi Mumbai – 400 708 Property No. 03 : Flat No. 302, 3rd floor, B wing, My choice Apartment, Plot No E-29 & 48, Sector 9, Village Dive, Airoli, Navi Mumbai – 400 708. Carpet Area:-462 sq.ft. Property Owner:- Mr. Sandeep Ramdas Karode Date & Time of E-Auction : 08.08.2019 At 11.45 a.m. Reserve Price : Rs.31,37,000/- (Rupees Thirty One Lakh Thirty Seven Thousand Only) Earnest money to be deposited : Rs.3,13,700/- (Rupees Three Lakh Thirteen Thousand Seven Hundred Only) Date of Demand Notice : 13.07.2016 Date of Possession : 05.06.2018 (under Physical possession) For detailed terms and condition of the sale, please refer to the link provided in https://corpbank.com/sites/default/files/corpbank-page- files/tender/iffat_art_.pdf Branch name and address Mumbai-Charkop Branch (1424) Shop No. S109, First Floor Rajeev Gandhi Commercial Complex Mhada, CharkopMarve Link Road Ganesh Nagar, Knadivali (W) Mumbai-400067 Branch Head: Ms. Seema Kamble Contact : 8197573134/7020105451 Tel No.-022- 28672733/ 28672756 Name of the Borrowers 1)Mr. Tushar Anil Thakkar Rs.43,35,013 as on 03.10.2018 Plus further Address No.1: - A/1001-Galaxy Heights Above ICICI interest thereon & other charges. Bank Bangur NagarLink Road Goregaon (W) Mumbai- 400104 Address No.2: - B-208, Sunbeam Apt. ApnaGhar,Unit No 4, Swami Samarth Nagar, Lokhandwala, Andheri(W), Mumbai 2)Mrs. Neha TusharThakkar Address: B-208, Sunbeam Apt. Apna Ghar,Unit No 4, Swami Samarth Nagar, Lokhandwala, Andheri(W), Mumbai-400 053 Mr. Richard Chettiar Guarantor: Address: 64/510,Road No 13 Siddharth Nagar,Goregaon (W) Mumbai-400 047. Property No.4 : Flat No. A/1001, 10th Floor, ‘A’ Wing, Building “Galaxy Heights”, Galaxy Haights A-B Co-op Hsg. Soc. Ltd., New Link Road, Near Bangur Nagar Signal, Mitha Nagar, Goregaon (West), Mumbai – 400104 Carpet Area:- 413Sq.Ft. Property Owner:-Mr. Tushar Anil Thakkar& Mrs. Neha TusharThakkar Date & Time of E-Auction : 08.08.2019 At 11.45 a.m. Reserve Price : Rs.64,00,000/- Earnest money to be deposited : Rs.6,40,000/- Date of Demand Notice : 03.10.2018 Date of Possession : 04.01.2019 (under Constructive possession) For detailed terms and condition of the sale, please refer to the link provided in https://corpbank.com/sites/default/files/corpbank-page- files/tender/tushar_anil_thakkar_1.pdf Branch name and address Mumbai Central Branch (115) Ground Floor, Bhojwani Mansion 24, Maratha Mandir Marg, Mumbai Central, Mumbai - 400 008. Branch Head: Mrs Sanchita Pednekar Contact : 9819785862 Tel No.-022-23006970/23052472 Name of the Borrowers Mrs. Deepti Rohit Vaidya Rs. 14,12,332/- Co-Borrower: Mr. Rohit Ramakant Vaidya as on 31.07.2012 with further interest, cost & Reg. Add:- 273/71, Mapla Mahal, 3rd Floor, Room No.71, expenses. J.S.S. Road, Thakurdwar, Girgaon, Mumbai 400004 Mr. Ramakant C Vaidya Guarantor Address: 273/71, Mapla Mahal, 3rd Floor, Room No.71, J.S.S. Road, Thakurdwar, Girgaon, Mumbai 400004 Property No.5 : Shop no. A-12, Ground Floor, Central Facility Building No. 2, APMC Market – 2, Plot No. 13, Sector 19, Turbhe, Village Vashi, Navi Mumbai – 400703, Taluka & District Thane, Maharashtra, Area:- 403 Sq.ft. Property Owner:- Mr. Ramakant C Vaidya Date & Time of E-Auction : 08.08.2019 At 11.45 a.m. Reserve Price : Rs. 78,79,000/- (Rupees Seventy Eight Lakh Seventy Nine Thousand Only) Earnest money to be deposited : Rs. 7,87,900/- (Rupees Seven Lakh Eighty Seven Thousand Nine Hundred Only) Date of Demand Notice : 31.07.2012 Date of Possession : 27.08.2013 (under Constructive possession) For detailed terms and condition of the sale, please refer to the link provided in https://corpbank.com/sites/default/files/corpbank-page- files/tender/deepti_rohit_vaidya_.pdf Date: 15.07.2019 Authorized Officer Place: Mumbai Corporation Bank .
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