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Balance Due After Deducting from Proceeds of Auctioned Items BALANCE DUE AFTER DEDUCTING FROM PROCEEDS OF AUCTIONED ITEMS Payee Name Category Year Paid Remarks DAVANDRAN A/L BULOGANATHAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0110/ 0621 SIVAKUMAR A/L SUPPIAH UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 00633 R SANGARI UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0410/ 1366 NG CHIN WOON UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0410/ 00885 NG CHIN WOON UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0410/ 00886 NG CHIN WOON UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0410/ 00887 SALIHA BT ADNAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0410/ 01018 LAAVAN A/L GOPALARISHNAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0410/ 01967 MUNIANDY A/L MARIAMUTHU UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0410/ 02195 GNANAPRAKASAM A/L KANNAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0410/ 02493 N G KUMAR A/L GOVINDASAMY UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0410/ 02658 NARIS A/L KUPPAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0410/ 02834 RAJANDRAN A/L PALANIAPPAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0410/ 02872 MANI A/L MANIYANDI UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0410/ 02941 MURALI A/L RENGARAO UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0410/ 03043 CHAN CHUN MUN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0410/ 03164 SOLIHIN BIN MOHAMED DAUD UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0410/ 03201 SHUHUNESWARAN A/L SAMMUGAM UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/ 0286 KARTHIKESU A/L VELLASAMY UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/ 1411 YOGESMARTHA A/P SATHIASEELA UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/ 00448 MOHD KHARIL BIN MOHAMMAD UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/ 0550 GAN CHIN HIN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 00115 RAJENDRAN A/L PERUMAL UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 00869 MALA A/P SAHADEVAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 00080 MALA A/P SAHADEVAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 00240 GEMMA DELA CRUZ CINDE UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 47 LEE CHIN CHUAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/676 TENG JUNG HAW UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/1009/494 KALA DEVI D/O M KRISHNAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0110/573 LEONG SEET FONG UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/1788 DONATO MESINA PONCE UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/842 SATHISHKUMAR S/O MOHAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 629 WONG SOON YONG DAREEL UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 41189819 CHAU YOKE FONG UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/1414 JESSICA LGNACIO VINOYA UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/181 LEE SUI CHI UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0310/869 MARIA VICTONIA VILLAGOMEZ UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/1355 TING KONG ER UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 41189529 WANG HUA SHENG UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 738 ROSMAWATI BINTE ASHAR UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/1109/1222 GOVINDAN KUMARESAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 165 LLANA MELIZA RONQUILLO UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/140 NISHANTHA KUMARA DASANAYAKA DA UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 154 SRIWAHYUNI UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/1769 PANEERCHALVAN KARTHIK UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/126 GAO HONGCONG UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/257 MALARVILLI D/O JESURAJU UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/1109/940 JOHN VIMALA VIMAL UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/522 ORPILLA PRINCELOU RAMOS UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 197 SEJO JOHNY UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0709/98 ELANGO MOHANA UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 809 SHOBAN SUPARAMANIAM UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0110/1362 RAMAPRIYA D/O TAMILSELVAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/1498 KOH CHEE CHONG UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0509/588 DE SILVA WILLIAM GEORGE UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 65 MARIMA AHMAD HOSSAIN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 04/10B4 CARMELITA DE JESUS MIGUEL UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 74 PAIDI BIN TOSARI UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 44 WOON SWEE KAI UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/1009/640 LIM CHIEW ENG (LIN QIUYING) UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 38 JONNAVARAPU SIVA PRASAD UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 1021 PHYO THANDAR HTAY UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 249 THINES KUMAR A/L ARMUGAM UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 957 ELANGO MOHANA UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 8071 JOVELYN ALEGRIA MERIDA UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/805 CHANTHIRAKASAN BALAMURUGAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 88 IWAN KUSMANDA UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0709/390 GAFFAR BIN YUSOFF UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/674 SHERYL TUMAMAO BAITIONG UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 471 PUNITHAVATHY SIVA PAKMAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/1109/340 WOON SWEE KAI UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/1009/591 SOOSAIMANICKAM ALEXANDER UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 37 SINNATHAMBY SIVASHANTHAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 393 RIZABUDDIN BIN JOHARI UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 11 LEE BOON KIAT UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/924 CARMELITA DE JESUS MIGUEL UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 386 XU QIAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 9 WONG SOON YONG DAREEL UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 41189818 ABDUL MANAN BIN MOHD NASIR UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/1008 SUTINI UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0410/525 WONG HOY CHAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 295 SIVAKUMAR S/O RAMASAMY UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 923 SEE BOON KWEE UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 501 JAYSON JOHNREY ROBLE UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 25 TAN SHWU FENG UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/580 HO HWEE ENG UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 218 LIM CHIEW ENG (LIN QIUYING) UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 39 SULAIMAN BIN OSMAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0310/349 GUNASEGARAN ANNAMALAI UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 375 PANYASEN NATTHAKAMON UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0110/1010 CHAN SAI CHOONG UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0310/578 ANUJA A/P MOOTHI UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0310/361 WYNN KO KO UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 87 USHADHAVY UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 539 CHONG YEOW HOONG UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 411891255 CHEN TECK HWA UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 04/10B1921 MD FARIZAN B JOHARI UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0310/ 2781 SURESNA A/P SOMASUNDARAM UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 00873 GAN CHIN HIN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 00252 RAYMOND TAN POH CHUAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 00733 RAYMOND TAN POH CHUAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 00735 WONG TONG FOONG UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 00204 LETCHUMANAN A/L APPAVOO UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 00662 RANI A/P RAJANGAM UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 01168 TAM SIEW LAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 00485 YEK NAI LEE UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 01970 YEK NAI LEE UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 02108 ONG LAY ENG UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 00463 TAN LEE HUA UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 00317 TAN LEE HUA UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 00318 TEEBAH A/P KARUPAIAH UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 01059 AMALUDDIN BIN MD DARUS UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 01188 KANAGESWARY A/P SKANDIAH UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 01532 JAGATHAMBHAL A/P MUNIANDY UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 00478 ANJALADEVI MRS JOHN PETER PARANJOTHI UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 0435 YE YIBIN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 1080 TAN LI YIN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 09/10 00248 JAMES SARAVANAN A/L SINAPPAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 09/10 00691 LIM ZHI ZHONG UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 09/10 00835 SUGUNAN A/L RAMU UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 09/10 00897 FUN KOK KIANG UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 09/10 01044 MAHESVARAN A/L SIPPIA UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 00257 MAHESVARAN A/L SIPPIA UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 00258 FOO SET YEOW UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 00259 RAMKUMAR A/L KUMARAN BALAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 00531 RAMKUMAR A/L KUMARAN BALAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 00532 YEAP LEONG CHYE UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 01068 TONY YONG UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 02257 SHASITHARAM A/L RAMAL UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 02467 RAJAETHARAN A/L IYAN KUTTY UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 03418 DORIS RAGA UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 01078 S SHANMUGAM A/L SUBRAMANIAM UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 00212 TEO KAI SIANG UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 00276 TAN LAI PENG UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 00030 PALMA RUEL UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 00612 VADIVELAN A/L RAMASAMY UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 00104 PALLEWATHTHE GEDARA THUSITHA S UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 00272 SUNG NAM UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 00303 SOO LEY HWA UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 072010/B/10812 KANAN A/L RAMASAMY UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 072010/B/12961 SITI AMINAH BINTI SARMIJAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 072010/B/13730 SUGANTHI A/P SUPREMANIAM UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/ 0483 NORAINI BINTE MOHAMED HADI UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/ 01400 NORAINI BINTE MOHAMED HADI UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/ 01401 BALA MURUGAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 07/10 00852 THEIVENDRAM A/L MUTHUKEPAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 07/10 02841 SUN SAM MOI @ SOON SAM MOI UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 0338 LEE PENG YEW UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 00145 WONG SIN HUAT UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 00469 JAYALAKSHMI A/P PACHIYAPPAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 092010/B/11118 MANIMARAN A/L BALAKRISHNAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 092010/B/11180 RAVINTHARAN A/L KRISHNAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 092010/B/13673 RAVINTHARAN A/L KRISHNAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 092010/B/13674 VEERAN A/L KRISHNAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 092010/B/13675 LEE AH PHENG UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/1010/ 0040 SAMUGAM A/L ANNASAMY UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0210/ 00826 LIM CHEN LING UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 06/10 00280 RATNAMALAR A/P K RATNAM UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 00698 NAGALINGAM A/L KUPPUSAMY UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 01275 R GAYATHRI A/P RAMACHANDRAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 08/10 02277 LETCHIMY A/P KUPUSAMY UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 09/10 00909 INDIRANI A/P S KRISHNAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 09/10 01057 YESUDOSS A/L PONNUSAMY UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 09/10 02893 SARASPATHI A/P AVADAYAR UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 09/10 03114 SURESH KUMA A/L BALAKRISHNAN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 09/10 03169 YAP CHEE ONN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 0208 SUCILA A/P SAITHU UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/ 2384 CHANDRAN SRIDHAR UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 09/10943 ALI BIN MINGOO UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 09/10324 WANG MING CAI UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 46 SOH CHYE TECK UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0710/1560 SITI NORBAYAH BINTE AHMAD UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/73 CUBALLES KAHLIL LLORIN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 325 JASILA BINTE BADARDIN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/1355 DENG CINDY UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/276 MOHAMMED NASIR BIN AWI UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 09/102172 MARGARITA BOMITIV UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/453 SOH BEE KIEN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 B/0910/1240 CHEN KUI UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 94 MOHD ALFARAD B WAHYUDIN UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 07/10948 SEMBUTHANTHIRIGE DONA MANJULA UNCLAIMED SURPLUS 2011 08/101085
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