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Deceased Estates (Bona Vacantia) As at 30 September 2018 Estate Name Year Reference No Deceased Estates (Bona Vacantia) as at 30 September 2018 Estate Name Year Reference No. A ABDUL BASEETH 2013 TA13006036 A AZIZ BIN H A GHANI 2016 TA16009712 A JAMAL MOHAMED 2013 TA13009469 A MENAPPAN S/O APPAVOO 2013 TA13005156 A MOHAMED SHARIFF 2013 TA13008576 A P K MAHAMOOD 2018 TA18008714 A S KADER MOHIDEEN 2013 TA13004805 A T S SANTHA PILLAI 2013 TA13008707 A V RAMASAMY 2013 TA13006285 AB MANAP B KHAMIS 2016 TA16007081 ABD KAREEN P B ABDULLA 2016 TA16000732 ABD MAJEED M HUSSEIN 2013 TA13005901 ABD RAHIM B ALI 2013 TA13008660 ABD RAHMAN B MOHAMED 2013 TA13005136 ABDOL RAHMAN BIN SYED 2016 TA16000390 ABDOLLHADI S B S M A 2013 TA13008826 ABDUL B SAKAR 2016 TA16004253 ABDUL BARI 2013 TA13005616 ABDUL GHANEY S/O MOHD IBRAHIM 2013 TA13014740 ABDUL GHAPER BIN ABDUL WAHAB 2015 TA15006561 ABDUL HADAIR B ABD H 2013 TA13006470 ABDUL HAMEED D 2013 TA13005700 ABDUL HAMEED S G R 2015 TA15018027 ABDUL HAMID BIN MUKIM 2017 TA17003641 ABDUL HAMID BIN MUKIM 2016 TA16012720 ABDUL KADER 2013 TA13005751 ABDUL KADER 2013 TA13008783 ABDUL KADER 2013 TA13008867 ABDUL KADER NOOR MOHD 2013 TA13009461 ABDUL KADIR 2015 TA15009991 ABDUL KADIR BIN MOHAMED NOR 2015 TA15013595 ABDUL KAREEM A M 2013 TA13008805 ABDUL KAREEM B I GANY 2013 TA13010189 ABDUL KARIM K T 2013 TA13005364 ABDUL KHADER M S 2016 TA16001609 ABDUL MAJEED S/O M I 2015 TA15017469 ABDUL MALEK KHAN 2013 TA13008537 ABDUL MUTHALIE 2013 TA13005621 ABDUL RAHAMAN M 2016 TA16002599 ABDUL RAHIM A S 2013 TA13008771 ABDUL RAHIM S 2013 TA13010275 ABDUL RAHIMAN B H 2018 TA18008888 ABDUL RAHM BIN AHMAD 2012 TA12012607 ABDUL RAHMAN B BOGOT 2013 TA13006565 ABDUL RAHMAN B K M 2017 TA17002275 ABDUL RAHMAN B M 2016 TA16002580 ABDUL RAHMAN B OTH 2015 TA15009990 ABDUL RAHMAN BIN SHAIKH MASTAN 2015 TA15012418 ABDUL RAJAK B A H 2013 TA13009511 ABDUL RANI B ISMAIL 2014 TA14000515 Deceased Estates (Bona Vacantia) as at 30 September 2018 Estate Name Year Reference No. ABDUL RAZAK S HAMEED 2013 TA13005959 ABDUL SAMAT BIN ALAM 2014 TA14012531 ABDUL SANI BIN JAMIL 2013 TA13010273 ABDULLAH B HAJI JAYIT 2016 TA16003654 ABDULLAH B HASSAN 2016 TA16000471 ABDULLAH B IBRAHIM 2013 TA13008806 ABDULLAH B K OMAR 2013 TA13005091 ABDULLAH B KHAIR MOHD 2013 TA13004414 ABDULLAH B MUHAMMAD 2013 TA13005802 ABDULLAH B SARAT 2013 TA13009723 ABDULLAH FEROZ B IDROS 2013 TA13005103 ABDULLAH K E ROWTHER 2013 TA13009438 ABDULLAH MOHAMED 2013 TA13010512 ABDULLAH S M K 2013 TA13004250 ABDURAHIMAN K 2013 TA13004822 ABI BIN HASSAN 2013 TA13009811 ABU B NASAR 2016 TA16001623 ABU BAKAR B ABD MANAP 2016 TA16001625 ABU BAKAR B HAMZAH 2016 TA16002927 ABU SAMAH B JIMIN 2015 TA15017482 ABUL BARKA B DOLAH 2013 TA13005790 ADAM 2017 TA17004860 ADANAN B HAJI ALLOWI 2013 TA13006031 ADNAN BIN NOR 2013 TA13005574 AGIL B FADALI 2013 TA13010044 AH CHECK 2013 TA13006655 AH HAN 2017 TA17001760 AH KAY 2015 TA15013780 AH MOI 2016 TA16001383 AH TIONG 2015 TA15015173 AHADIR B MINGAN 2013 TA13008817 AHAMAD ALIUMAR 2016 TA16002578 AHAMED M A 2017 TA17014034 AHMAD B ALI 2015 TA15016902 AHMAD B IBRAHIM 2016 TA16000037 AHMAD B ISMAIL 2013 TA13009180 AHMAD BIN ALI 2013 TA13005625 AHMAD BIN AMAN 2012 TA12011077 AHMAD BIN BAKIR 2013 TA13008848 AHMAD BIN LASIM 2013 TA13010206 AHMAD BIN MAHMOOD 2013 TA13008708 AHMAD BIN MOH 2013 TA13004453 AHMAD BIN MOHD ISA 2013 TA13005516 AHMAD BIN TAIB 2013 TA13010303 AHMAD HASHIM B H S 2013 TA13004892 AHMAD MARICAN B MOHD K 2013 TA13009597 AHMAD MISOORI 2013 TA13005249 AHMAD SHAH BIN OMAR 2013 TA13006539 AHMAT 2016 TA16004250 AHMAT B ALI 2013 TA13006015 Deceased Estates (Bona Vacantia) as at 30 September 2018 Estate Name Year Reference No. AHMAT B ALI 2013 TA13005493 AHMAT B RAHMAT 2013 TA13006048 AHMAT BIN AWANG 2013 TA13056917 AHMAT BIN TARIP 2015 TA15015172 AHMINAH BT TOPAH 2016 TA16002481 AHSIA MAIDEEN PITCHAI 2013 TA13009674 AI CHING KONG 2013 TA13008569 AJMAH BINTI PADLI 2013 TA13004549 AKBAR B SULONG 2013 TA13009700 ALAGARASAMY MARIAMMA 2013 TA13009084 ALANG NOORDIN 2013 TA13006017 ALBERT AH PECK 2015 TA15016770 ALI B AHMAD 2013 TA13010297 ALI B HAJI DAHLAN 2016 TA16002576 ALI B HAJI DAUD 2013 TA13008969 ALI B RASIM 2013 TA13009874 ALI BIN ABDULLAH 2013 TA13006479 ALI BIN PADLY 2013 TA13006335 ALI BIN SALLEH 2018 TA18008730 ALI BIN TAYAP 2013 TA13005102 ALI BIN YUSUFF 2013 TA13009769 ALI JOHN 2013 TA13005711 ALI MANSOR B MOHD 2013 TA13009939 ALI MOIDEEN KUTTY 2013 TA13004699 ALI SHAUL HAMID 2013 TA13006160 ALIAS H B H SULAIMAN 2015 TA15017191 ALIGAM PARANISAMY 2013 TA13005291 ALIMAH BINTE ASBAS 2015 TA15008056 ALIMAH BT ABDUL RAHM 2013 TA13008742 AMAN NORLA HAN B ABU B 2013 TA13009120 AMAS S/O BARKIL 2013 TA13006095 AMAT B HASSAN 2013 TA13005139 AMERASINGHER VALIANT 2013 TA13009289 AMIDAH BT MAIDIN 2013 TA13005112 AMIN BIN EBRAHIM 2018 TA18008619 AMINAH BT ABD RAHMAN 2013 TA13056912 AMIR CHAND RAJA RAM 2016 TA16001435 AMIR TYEBALI BASRAI 2013 TA13005227 AMIRJAN BT MOHAMED 2013 TA13005317 AN SAY 2016 TA16003730 ANCHAN S 2013 TA13009917 ANG AH KOON 2016 TA16010001 ANG AH LEE 2016 TA16013009 ANG AH LEE 2012 TA12006653 ANG AH PENG 2013 TA13006087 ANG AH TIONG 2013 TA13004668 ANG AH YEW 2013 TA13055520 ANG BAK CHWEE 2013 TA13005068 ANG BAN JEE 2016 TA16005113 ANG BAN JEE 2017 TA17013458 Deceased Estates (Bona Vacantia) as at 30 September 2018 Estate Name Year Reference No. ANG BENG LEE 2013 TA13004763 ANG BENG LEONG 2013 TA13009702 ANG BONG CHEE 2013 TA13009075 ANG BOON PAR MICHAEL 2012 TA12010205 ANG CHEE LEONG 2013 TA13006524 ANG CHENG GUAN 2013 TA13004647 ANG CHEW ONG 2013 TA13004702 ANG CHING 2013 TA13006234 ANG CHONG MEN 2012 TA12010186 ANG CHONG TIN 2013 TA13009440 ANG CHOON HEE 2012 TA12010157 ANG CHOW BOH 2013 TA13009342 ANG CHUA 2013 TA13008741 ANG ENG CHWEE 2017 TA17004269 ANG ENG HOCK 2017 TA17011536 ANG FAI 2013 TA13008874 ANG GEOK 2013 TA13005930 ANG GEOK HUA 2013 TA13006244 ANG HAI SENG 2013 TA13010232 ANG HAM CHEOW 2013 TA13004982 ANG HAY TA 2015 TA15018297 ANG HIONG CHYE 2013 TA13009947 ANG HOCK GUAN 2013 TA13009274 ANG HOCK GUAN 2013 TA13005305 ANG HWAY SIM 2013 TA13009098 ANG KEE 2014 TA14001170 ANG KENG BOON 2013 TA13004832 ANG KHENG JOO 2013 TA13009328 ANG KIAN KOK 2018 TA18008731 ANG KIM HOCK 2013 TA13010177 ANG KIM SENG 2014 TA14010989 ANG KOK POH 2013 TA13005459 ANG KONG PAI 2013 TA13006227 ANG KONG TONG 2013 TA13004782 ANG KWONG HING 2013 TA13009599 ANG LAI CHOON 2012 TA12004779 ANG LIEONG SIEW 2013 TA13010203 ANG MEOW LEE 2018 TA18008889 ANG MOEY TIAN 2013 TA13004639 ANG PENG KEE 2012 TA12010371 ANG POH CHOO 2013 TA13009793 ANG SIEW GEK 2012 TA12010196 ANG SIEW KEE 2013 TA13009972 ANG SIEW WAAY 2013 TA13010013 ANG SWEE TECK 2016 TA16003978 ANG TIAN LENG 2018 TA18008640 ANG TIAN SOO 2013 TA13006389 ANG TIEN HOCK 2015 TA15008262 ANG TOH 2013 TA13009019 ANN MUI CHIN 2013 TA13010090 Deceased Estates (Bona Vacantia) as at 30 September 2018 Estate Name Year Reference No. ANN PING TEE 2013 TA13008970 ANNIE LIM 2013 TA13005781 ANOM BT TIMAR 2015 TA15010651 ANTONIETTE SUNDARI 2015 TA15007398 ANTONIETTE SUNDARI 2015 TA15007333 APPU S/O KONNU 2013 TA13004260 APPUKUTTAN S/O KANDAPPAN 2015 TA15013688 AREFEN B MARSED 2013 TA13005265 AREPIN BIN AHMAD 2012 TA12010668 ARHMAH BINTE ABDULLAH 2015 TA15015874 ARIF B IBRAHIM 2016 TA16000036 ARTHUR KING ORSBORN 2013 TA13005173 ARUMUGAM KRISHNANVANI 2015 TA15015867 ASHA KISHINCHAND 2013 TA13009168 ASHAARI B SHAABAN 2013 TA13009056 ASIAH BT SALLEH 2013 TA13009640 ASLAM S/O ABDUL HAMID 2012 TA12009631 ASMAH BINTE WAHAD 2014 TA14009461 ASNAH BT MAMAT 2016 TA16001139 ASNAWI B PANDAK SAAD 2013 TA13058329 ASSAINAR BIN EBRAHIM 2013 TA13006366 ASSMAH BT MAHMODEN 2013 TA13004475 ATAN BIN AHMAD 2016 TA16000021 ATCHUDAN PILLAI V P 2013 TA13005038 AU AH YEW 2013 TA13006532 AU CHENG YUIN 2013 TA13009039 AU LOW CHIEW 2013 TA13004688 AU YONG AH PAK 2015 TA15014428 AU YONG TAI 2018 TA18001397 AW CHENG KOK 2013 TA13005324 AW HWA ANN 2013 TA13006439 AW JUAN HEONG 2013 TA13006241 AW KIN CHAI 2015 TA15007705 AW POH HUAT 2013 TA13009788 AW SEW HONG 2013 TA13009376 AW SWEE LAN 2015 TA15012017 AW WAN EE 2012 TA12007492 AW YEE 2013 TA13009087 AW YIP CHENG @AWYIP KHEE 2012 TA12009183 AWANG B HUSSAIN 2016 TA16001680 AWANG B SENIN 2013 TA13008561 AWANG B TALIB 2013 TA13006279 AWANG BIN AWANG BESAR 2015 TA15017192 BACHEE B JAAFAR 2016 TA16001693 BAHARUNDIN B A MOIN 2013 TA13009645 BAHRIN BIN SULAIMAN 2016 TA16006284 BAIKOFF E M ALEXANDRE 2017 TA17013280 BAK PENG 2013 TA13005891 BAKAR B KUSUNG 2013 TA13005076 BAKAR BIN BACHIK @ BAKAR BIN SALLEH 2016 TA16009509 Deceased Estates (Bona Vacantia) as at 30 September 2018 Estate Name Year Reference No. BAKAR BIN BACHIK @ BAKAR BIN SALLEH 2016 TA16011043 BAKAR BIN BACHIK @ BAKAR BIN SALLEH 2017 TA17004458 BAKAR BIN BACHIK @ BAKAR BIN SALLEH 2016 TA16010170 BAKAR BIN BACHIK @ BAKAR BIN SALLEH 2017 TA17011914 BAKAR BIN BACHIK @ BAKAR BIN SALLEH 2017 TA17002730 BAKAR BIN BACHIK @ BAKAR BIN SALLEH 2016 TA16009190 BAKAR BIN IBRAHIM 2013 TA13077399 BALAKRISHNAN ADDAKALAN 2013 TA13004794 BALKIS BT NOORDIN 2013 TA13008512 BANJIR BIN H TAHIR 2013 TA13009423 BARIAH BT SAMSUDIN 2013 TA13009920 BASHAH BT SHAFIE 2015 TA15008501 BATHMA SUBHAYA R 2012 TA12004736 BAY ANN 2015 TA15018066 BE BEE BTE ABDUL 2016 TA16001391 BEDAH BINTI KASSDAN 2013 TA13004708 BEDAH BT ABU BAKAR 2013 TA13004736 BEDAH BT YUSOFF 2013 TA13006317 BEH CHEW HIAH 2013 TA13005482 BEK ENG THENG 2013 TA13008896 BENGI B NARAS 2013 TA13005696 BENJAMIN PHILIP 2013 TA13004803 BERAJI B SALORE 2016 TA16001432 BERTHA CHOONG 2012 TA12015089 BERTHA CHOONG 2014 TA14002806 BETTY FOONG 2015 TA15014244 BHARWANI HIROO K 2013 TA13009559 BIN AH KEE 2013 TA13010301 BIRJURAJ BHAR K R B 2013 TA13009477 BLAZEY PETER 2012 TA12007478 BOEY MEE LEE 2018 TA18005415 BOEY NGAN 2013 TA13004606 BOEY YEN 2016 TA16003662 BOH LIK CHING 2013 TA13009595 BOH MENG TWEE 2013 TA13004587 BOO BOON SIAH 2013 TA13004248 BOO CHOON CHIANG 2013 TA13006422 BOO SOI MOY 2013 TA13009683 BOON LAY HUI 2013 TA13009282 BOUDVILLE FLORENCE 2015 TA15016903 BRAMPY VEERAPPULY K E 2015 TA15017198 BUANG B ISMAIL 2015 TA15011263 BUANG BIN WODY 2013 TA13013950 BUCKMAN T DAIN HANTS 2013 TA13010096 BUJANG B STUN 2013 TA13009256 C V SADHREE S/O SOPPEY 2013 TA13005194 CHA TENG SUM 2013 TA13006411 CHAI KANG 2013 TA13006114 CHAI KOK KIT 2013 TA13005367 CHAI KOK YEE 2016 TA16009357 Deceased Estates (Bona Vacantia) as at 30 September 2018 Estate Name Year Reference No.
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