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Mirah Brh¤Jf #8249 br‹id bgUefu ãuhªâa mYtyf« - 1 v©.10, 2« js«, á.ã. uhkrhÄ rhiy, Mœth®ng£il, br‹id-600018. ngh‹ : 044-23454329/23454307/23623001 mirah brh¤JfË‹ ɉgid¡fhd ï - Vy m¿É¥ò flÜ£L brh¤J¡fis g¤âukakh¡Fjš k‰W« Ã⢠brh¤J¡fis Óuik¤jš k‰W« flÜ£L brh¤J¡fŸ mkyh¡f¢ r£l« 2002 (SARFAESI Act 2002) ÉâfË‹ Ñœ Éâ 6 (2) & 8 (6) ï‹ Ñœ it¡f¥g£LŸs mirah¢ brh¤J¡fis ɉgid brŒjš. fl‹jhu® / #hÛ‹jhu® / mlkhdjhu® k‰W« bghJk¡fS¡F ïªj m¿É¥ã‹ _y« bjÇÉ¡f¥gLtJ v‹dbt‹whš, ÑnH F¿¥ã£LŸs brh¤JfŸ Ãâ brh¤J¡fis ghJfh¤jš k‰W« Óuik¤jš k‰W« ãiz t£o mkyh¡f r£l« 2002 Éâ 6 (2) & 8 (6) ‹ Ñœ gh§¡ M~¥ gnuhlh m§ÑÇ¡f¥g£l mâfhÇ mt®fshš milahs¥ó®tkhd / neuoahd RthÔd« brŒa¥g£l ÑnH cŸs brh¤J¡fŸ “v§F cŸsnjh m¥gona” “v¥go cŸsnjh m¥gona” “v‹d ïU¡»wnjh mnj ÃiyÆš” v‹w mo¥gilÆš t§»Æš bgw¥g£l flD¡fhf ÑnH F¿¥ãl¥g£LŸs fl‹ k‰W« bryîfis âU«g¥ bgW« neh¡f¤Jl‹ Ä‹ Vy« _y« ɉgid brŒa¥gl cŸsJ. fl‹jhu® #hÛ‹jhu® Étu«, ÃYit¤ bjhif, brh¤J Étu«, Çr®› Éiy, Ä‹dQ Vy¤ njâ k‰W« neu«, nlt¤ bjhif k‰W« Vy mâfÇ¥ò bjhif M»ait ÑnH F¿¥ãl¥g£LŸsd. 1 fl‹jhu®: M/s yhaš onul®°, cÇikahs® Y.Fyh¥, mYtyf KftÇ: v©. 53/3, Kjš js«, MAR mbt‹ô, C¤J¡nfh£lh‹ bjU, bgÇankL, br‹id- 600003. mlkhdjhu® : âU. Y. Fyh¥, KftÇ : 9/55, #hd»uhk‹ ef®, 3tJ bjU, br«ãa«, bgu«ó®, br‹id - 600011 ÃYit¤ bjhif : 20.01.2021 njâ¥go %.1,08,63,894.92/- k‰W« t£o ïju f£lz§fŸ. mirah brh¤J Étu« Éšy§f§fŸ VnjD« ïU¥ã‹: br‹id kht£l« nt¥ngÇ »uhk«, nfh£il j©ilah®ng£il jhY¡fh r®nt v©. 1264/4 k‰W« 1254/21‹ ãsh¡ v©. 25‹ fjî v©. 59, nuh£ob#l§F âUnt§fl KjÈ bjU (ng¡f®° bjU) vd m¿a¥g£l Nis, br‹idÆš cŸs rªâunyh¡ mgh®bk©o‹ ãsh¡ v©. B.3‹ bkh¤j« 10 »uî©L k‰w« 830 rJu mo Ãy¤âš 1370 rJu mo bghJ¥gFâíl‹ ïizªj É°Ôuz¤Jl‹ 904/65722 v‹w É»j¤âš ãǪJ« ãÇ¡f¥glhj g§F Ãy«, Ãy¤ây cÇikíŸs jiu js ~¥sh£ mj‹ všiyfŸ tl¡F : R.S. v©. 1259/24 k‰W« 1264/21‹ Ãy«. bj‰F : RT KjÈ bjU (ng¡f®° bjU) »H¡F : R.S. v©. 1264/27‹ Ãy«, nk‰F: rhÄ¥ãŸis bjUÉš cŸs brh¤J. ï¢brh¤J br‹id k¤âa gâî kht£l«, bgÇankL rh®gâî kht£l¤âš cŸsJ. (milahs¥ó®t RthÔd«) Fiwªj g£r îza Éiy : %.1,50,00,000/- nlt¤ bjhif : %. 15,00,000/- Vy¤ bjhifia mâfǤjš : %.50,000/- 2 fl‹jhu® : âU. G. nrJuh#‹, j/bg. nfhɪjuh#‹, T£L fl‹jhu® : âUkâ. bgh‹bkhÊ f/bg. G. nrJuh#‹, KftÇ : 117, 2tJ js«, Rjh buábl‹á, 3tJ FW¡F¤ bjU, bk£nuh ef®, My¥gh¡f«, br‹id - 600116 ÃYit¤ bjhif : 18.01.2021 njâ¥go %.54,60,002.34/- k‰W« t£o ïju f£lz§fŸ. mirah brh¤J Étu« Éšy§f§fŸ VnjD« ïU¥ã‹: âUtŸq® kht£l« kJu My¥gh¡f« »uhk«, kJuthaš r®nt v©. 460/2A k‰w« 460/2A1 j‰nghija Jiz¥ ãÇî 460/1C2A2 g£lh v©. 7080, g£lhÉ‹ go r®nt v©. 460/2A2B k‰W« g£lh 7128, g£lhÉ‹ go r®nt v©. 460/1C‹ kid v©. 117, bk£nuh ef® 3tJ FW¡F¤ bjU, My¥gh¡f«, br‹id - 600116š cŸs Rjh buábl‹á vd bga® bfh©l mL¡Fkho FoÆU¥ã‹ 2« js¤âš S.2 ‹ bkh¤j« 2295 rJu mo Ãy¤âš 587 rJu mo ãǪJ« ãÇ¡f¥glhj g§F Ãy« Ãy¤âš cÇikíŸs 1167 rJu mo, S-2 v© bfh©l fh® ÃW¤j¤Jl‹ Toa ~¥sh£ mj‹ J©LfS« gFâfS«. (milahs¥ó®t RthÔd«) Fiwªj g£r îza Éiy : %.45,90,000/- nlt¤ bjhif : %. 4,59,000/- Vy¤ bjhifia mâfǤjš : %.20,000/- 3 M/s $gÉ onul®°, cÇikahs® âUkâ. mKjh, gâî mYytf« : v©. 11, bgUkhŸ nfhÆš fh®l‹ bjU, mU«gh¡f«, br‹id - 600106. cÇikahs® âUkâ. mKjh, å£L KftÇ : ãsh£ v©. 14B, IŒa¥gh ef®, Kjš bkÆ‹ nuhL, ma¥gh¡f« »uhk«, br‹id - 600077. ÃYit¤ bjhif : 20.01.2021 njâ¥go %.88,69,510.55/- k‰W« t£o ïju f£lz§fŸ. mirah brh¤J Étu« Éšy§f§fŸ VnjD« ïU¥ã‹: âUtŸq® kht£l« m«g¤ö® jhY¡fh, ma¥gh¡f« »uhk«, giHa r®nt v©. 82, òâa r®nt v©. 82/6, g£lh v©. 310‹ kid v©. 14B, Ia¥gh ef® Kjš ãujhd rhiy, ma¥gh¡f«, br‹id m«g¤öÇš cŸs 1329 rJu mo åL k‰W« Ãy« mj‹ J©LfS« gFâfS«. všiyfŸ: tl¡F : 20 mo mfy Ia¥gh ef® Kjš ãujhd rhiy. »H¡F : kid v©. 14A, bj‰F : r®nt v©. 90‹ Ãy«, nk‰F: kid v©. 15. msîfËš »H¡F Kjš nk‰F tl¡F¥gFâ 22 mo, »H¡F Kjš nk‰F bj‰F¥gFâ 22 mo, tl¡F Kjš bj‰F »H¡F¥gFâ 52 mo 10 ï‹¢. tl¡F Kjš bj‰F nk‰F¥gFâ 62 mo. ï¢brh¤J br‹id bj‰F gâî kht£l« m«g¤ö® rh® gâî kht£l¤âš cŸsJ. (milahs¥ó®t RthÔd«) Fiwªj g£r îza Éiy : %.76,20,000/- nlt¤ bjhif : %. 7,62,000/- Vy¤ bjhifia mâfǤjš : %.20,000/- 4 M/s Fkh® Vb#‹Ó°, mj‹ cÇikahs® âU. A. É#aFkh®, gâî mYtyf« v©. 9, ieÅa¥g‹ bjU, k©zo, br‹id - 600001, #hÛ‹jhu® : âUkâ. V. fÉjh f/bg. A. É#aFkh®, KftÇ : v©. A-5/456, 2tJ js«, nfªâÇa ÉAh® mgh®£bk©£°, óªjkšÈ beLŠrhiy, nty¥g‹rhto, br‹id - 600077 ÃYit¤ bjhif : 20.01.2021 njâ¥go %.34,33,035.59/- k‰W« t£o ïju f£lz§fŸ. mirah brh¤J Étu« Éšy§f§fŸ VnjD« ïU¥ã‹: âUtŸq® kht£l« m«g¤ö® jhY¡fh ü«gš »uhk« r®nt v©fŸ 77/9,78/4,83/1,83/2,84/1,84/2 k‰W« 85/1 ãsh£ v©. A5/456 2« js¤âš cŸs bkh¤j« 290961.25 rJu mo Ãy¤âš 512 rJu mo f£Lkhd gu¥òl‹ 347.66 rJu mo ãǪJ« ãÇ¡f¥glhj g§F Ãy« Ãy¤âš cÇikíŸs f£ol¤Jl‹ Toa mâš ïizªJŸs ïiz¥òfŸ Ä‹rhjd bghU£fŸ, Ä‹ ïiz¥ò k‰W« mj‹ it¥ò¤ bjhif k‰W« ïju bghJ trâfŸ M»ait ïizªj Ãy« mj‹ J©LfS« gFâfS«. mj‹ všiyfŸ tl¡F : óªjkšÈ beLŠrhiy, bj‰F : r®nt v©. 82/2 & 82/ »H¡F : r®nt v©fŸ 82/1.83/4,84/3, & 85/2. nk‰F : r®nt v©fŸ. 76,77,78 k‰W« 79. ï¢brh¤J br‹id bj‰F gâî kht£l« F‹w¤ö® rh®gâî kht£l¤âš cŸsJ. (milahs¥ó®t RthÔd«) Fiwªj g£r îza Éiy : %.19,00,000/- nlt¤ bjhif : %. 1,90,000/- Vy¤ bjhifia mâfǤjš : %.20,000/- Vy¢ brh¤âid gh®itÆl ehŸ k‰W« neu« : 22-02-2021 gfš 11.00 k Kjš khiy 3.00 k tiu Ä‹ Vy¤ njâ k‰W« neu« : 02-03-2021 kâa« 2.00 k Kjš khiy 4.00 k tiu ɉgid ÉâfŸ k‰W« ÃgªjidfS¡F, bfhL¡f¥g£LŸs ïiz¥ig https://www.bankofbaroda.in/e-auction. htm and https://ibapi.in gh®¡fî«. nkY« Éiy¡F¿¥Õ£lhs®fŸ m§ÑfÇ¡f¥g£l mâfhÇ, bjhiyngá v©. 044- 23454329/23454307/23623001/8124576123 bjhl®ò bfhŸsyh«. ïl« : br‹id m§ÑfÇ¡f¥g£l mâfhÇ njâ : 22.01.2021 gh§¡ M~¥ gnuhlh Regional Office, Chennai Metro Region - I No.10, C.P Ramasamy Road, 2nd floor, Alwarpet, Chennai-600 018. Phone : 044-23454329/23454307/23623001 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 proviso to Rule 6 (2) & 8 (6) of the Security Interest (Enforcement) Rules, 2002. Notice is hereby given to the public in general and in particular to the Borrower (s), Mortgagor (s) and Guarantor (s) that the below described immovable property mortgaged/charged to the Secured Creditor, possession of which has been taken by the Authorised Officer of Bank of Baroda, Secured Creditor, will be sold on “As is where is”, “As is what is”, and “Whatever there is” basis for recovery of dues in below mentioned account/s. The details of Borrower/s/Mortgagor/Guarantor/s/Secured Asset/s/Dues/Reserve Price/e-Auction date & Time, EMD and Bid Increase Amount are mentioned below - 1 Borrower: M/s.Loyal Traders, Prop. Y. Gulab Office Address: No. 53/3, 1st floor, MAR Avenue Wutthucuttan Street, Periamet, Chennai- 600003. Mortgagor: Mr. Y Gulab, Residential address: 9/55, Janakiraman Nagar, 3rd Street, Sembium, Perambur, Chennai-600011 Total Dues : Rs.1,08,63,894.92/- as on 20.01.2021 plus interest thereon and other charges Detailed description of the immovable property with known encumbrances, if any: A flat on the ground floor, flat no B3, chendralok apartment in ground floor measuring 1370 Sq.ft of super built up area including common areas together with measuring 904/65722th UDS out of 10 grounds and 830 Sq.ft of land and a portion situated at door No 59, Rottigedangu thiruvengada Mudali street known as (Bakers street) choolai, chennai comprised in s No.
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