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\ Reg.No.GR/RNP/GOAl32\ \,RNINO:GOAENG/2OO2j6410 I Panaji, 23rd March, 2006 (Chaitra 2, 1928) SERIES III No. 51 OFFICIAL GAZETTE GOVERNMENT OF GOA . Note:· There is one Extraordinary and one Supplementary Amaral waddo, Taieigao, on both the sides of the cross issue to the' Official Gazette, Series III, No., 50 , dated roads, one near the STD booth and the other nearEssar 16·3-2006 as follows:- residency. in the jurisdiction of Village Panchayat, 1) Extraordinary dated 17-3-2006 from pages 651 to 'I'aleigao Tiswadi. 652 regarding Order from Department of Home The speed breakers shall' be painted with alternate (Office of the District Magistrate, North. Goa District). black and white in luminous paint strips embedded · with cat-eyes to give additional visual warnings. 2) . Supplement dated '20-3-2006.1rom pages 653 to 654 regarding' Press 'Note from Department of Further: in exerci~e of the, powers conferred on me Panchayati Raj and. Community Development under section 116 of the above. Act, I also authorise the (Directorate of Panchayats). erection of traffic sign boards showing the sign "Speed Breaker" & cautionary signboards "Speed Breaker GOVERNMENT OF GOA Ahead" at about 40 mts. in advance of the first· speed Department of Tourism breaker and at the placement of the speed breaker in · order to regulate the motor vehicular traffic. Directorate of Tourism Panaji, 9th March, 2006.- The District Magistrate, Order North Goa District, Nikhil -Kumar, lAS. No. 5/'ITR(1437)2006-DT/2729 Notification The Registration of Tourist'Iaxi No. GA-01/V-0114 belonging to Shri Sa.danaIld S"'Parulekar, Gudem, No. 23/6/PON/MAG/2006 'Siolim; Bardez-Goa under the Goa Registration of In exercise of the powers conferred on me under Tourist Trade Act,1982enteredinRegister No. ·20 at S.ection 112 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988. and as page No. 82 is hereby cancelled as the. said 1burist . ,~cOnlmended by the Superintendent of Police (Traffic), Taxi has been converted into a' private vehicle 'with PaIlaji,I hereby order the construction of 3 :'Speed effect from 30-09-2005 bearing No. GA-01/V-0114.: ' Breakers" at Marcela, on the Marcela - Santo E stevam Panaji, 9th March, 2006.- The Director of Thurism'& , 'toad, one near the starting point of College .building on Prescribed Authority, Sandip Jacques. road to Marcela; thesecond'at the distance of 50 mts. away from the first speed breaker and the third to the end of Government Higher Secondary School (St. Estevam -.-.-+++-- ,side)' in the j~risdiction of Village Panchayat Department of Transport Betqui-Candola, Ponda.. The speed breakers shall be painted with altern at';, Office of the District Magistrate, North Goa District black and white in, luminous paint strips embedded with cat-eyes to give additional visual warnings. Notification Further, in, exercise of the powers conferred on me No. 23/5/TISIMAG/2006 under section 116 of the above Act, I also authorise the erection of traffic sign boards "Speed Breaker" .and Read:· No. DYSP/TRF/PAN/962/2005 dt.2-9-2005 from · cautionary sign boards 'Speed Breaker Ahead' at about the Dy. Supdt. of Police (Traffic), Panaji. 40 mts. in advance of the first speed breaker and at the placement of. the each speed breaker in order to In exercise of the powers conferred on me under regulate the mbtor vehicular traffic. Section 112 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 and as recommended by the Dy. Supdt. of Police (Traffic), Panaji, Panaji, 9th March, 2006.- The District Magistrate, I hereby order the construction of 2 'Speed Breakers' at North Goa District, Nikhil Kumar, lAS. 656 OFFICIAL GAZETTE - GOVT. OF GOA SERIES III No. 51 23RD MARCH, 2006 Notification (Central Act 59 of 1988) read with Government No. 23/6/PON/MAG/2006(A) Notification No, 5/28/88~TPT(Part) dated 26th September, 1989, I, J, B. Singh, District Magistrate, In exercise of the powers conferred on me under Rule South Goa, Margao do hereby notify. in public interest 254 of the Goa Motor Vehicles Rules, 19'91, and as Rumblers on the road as iridicated in Coiunm 2 of the recommended by the Dy. Supdt. of Police (Traffi~j: Panaji, Schedule below and also direct to erect the Traffic Sign I, NikhiJ Kumar, District Magistrate, North Goa District, Boards specified in Column 3 .of the Schedule for the '. ·Panaji do hereby prohibit the driver of Motor Vehicles· purpose of regulating Motor Vehicular Traffic, from using any hom, gong or other device for giving audible warning on the stretch of Marcela-St. Estevam SCHEDULE road near the College building & Government Higher Secondary School, in the jurisdiction of Village Panchayat Sl. Name of the Type of No. of Traffic No. public' place Sign Boards Sign Boards Betqui Candola, in Ponda Taluka. 1 2 3 4 Further, I also authorise the erection of traffic sign 1. One Rumbler Strip on Rwnbler One eacq on boards showing the sign "No Hom Zone" on the above the road leading from Ahead both Sides road in order to regulate the motor vehicular traffic. Power I;Iouse-Nessairoad of proposd to Datta Mandir at Rumbler. Panaji, 9th March, 2006.~ The District Magistrate, Davorlim opposite grocery North Goa District, Nikhil Kumar, lAS. shop· of Shri Lotlikar 2. One Rumbler strip on -;- do -- do- the road leading from Power House-Nessairoad Notification to Datta MandiF opposite the temple at Davorlim. No. 23/5/TIS-ClTY/MAG/2006 The Sarpanch, village Panchayat Davorlim-Dicarpale Read:- Letters No. SP/TRF/PAN/437/05 dated shall take necessary action to construct the. 31-5-2006 from the Supdt. of Police (Traffic) & Rumbler Strips and to display signboards and No. DYSP/TRFIPAN/814-05 dated 21-7-2005 'report' compliance, The' Rumblers· should also be from the'Dy. Supdt, of Police (Traffic), Panaji. highlighted with white paint, , In exercise of the powers conferred on me under Margao, 1st March, 2006.- The District Magistrate, Section 116 of the. Motor Vehicles Act, 1988· and· as J. B. Singh., recommended by the Supdt, of Police (Traffic), Panaji, I, NikhiJ Kumar, IAS, District Magistrate, North· Goa District, herebYllbtit¥);he road above Mabal.lliki Temple connectillg',tcLthEi, main Altinho road (Church Notification to Altinho)iri Pap.ajl ~s,"O~e W~y". No. 37/63/2005/MAG/3695 Similarly "No entry for Heavy Vehicles'; 'is notified on the road t6wards Altinho side atldpnbada In exercise of the powers conferred on me under Vaidhya road, . i· . Sections 115 '&' .116 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988. (Central Act 59. of 1988) 'read with Government The entry of vehicular traffic on. the road towards Notification No. 5/28/88-TPT(Part) .dated 26th People's High School from Rua de Ourem is also September, 1989, I, J, B. Sillgh, District Magistrate, "Prohibited" to reduce congestion; South Goa, Margao do hereby notify in public The Corporation of the City of' Panaji shall make interest the roads described in the Schedule below as 'necessary arrangements for erection of sign boards in "Prohibited for Heavy & Goods Vehicles". h order to regulate the motor vehicular traffic. It is further notified to erect number of tra~c sign Panaji, 10th March, 2006.- The District Magistrate, boards as specified in Column 4 with specification as North Goa District, Nikhil Kumar, lAS. indicated in Column 3 of the Schedule below: --+-.- SCHEDULE Sl. Name of "the Type of No. of Traffic Office of the District MagistratEl, South Goa, Margao No. publiC place Sign Boards Sign Boards 1 2 3 4 , Notification "1'. The stretch of road from No Entry One each on i No. 37170/2005/MAG/3693 ·Munj Vihar JUnction to for heavy both ends of Ramnagari Junction and goods the roads. In' gxerclse of the powe~s conferred on me under through Housing. Board. VehiCles .. \ Section 112· & 116 of the Motor Vehicles ACt,. t988 \ -----------~-- '1;-1 -----.~~--- H,\._----....:.------...:.----------------/~ .•..' ;) OFFICIAL GAZETTE ':- GOVT. of GOA 657 SERIES III No. 51. 23RD MARCH, 2006 The Chief Officer, Margao Municipal Council shall C/o S. A. Latif, take necessary actiori to display the sign boards and Caranzalem, Panaji-Goa. ~ Plaintiff report compliance. Vis Mr. Jainuddin M. Shaikh, . / The hea.vy and goods vehicles shall be diverted major, resident of H. No. 232, through Power House Junction-Rawarifond-Davorlim Near Anjuman HighSchool, road or from main Quepemroad.. Islampura, Baina-Goa. ..:. Defendant Margao, 1st March, 2006.- The District Magistrate, Notice J. B. Singh. 2. It is hereby made known to the public that the --.-+++-­ Judgement and. Decree dated 19-10-05 passed by this Court the marriage of the plaintiff and the Advertisements defendant solemnised on 10-5-1985 is dissolved by a decree of divorce. The learned SUb-Registrar of IIhas, .In the Court of the Civil Judge, Senior Division, Panaji-Goa is directed to cancel the Marriage entry at Bicholim No. 173 of the Marriage Registration dated 19-10-2005 read as uQder;- Matrimonial Petition No, 10/2005/A 1. The Marriage betwet>n the plaintiff and Mrs. Sangeeta Govind Sawant, Defendant solemnised on 10-5-1985 before the Civil a.Iias SUbhdra Raghunath Gawas, Registrar and Registered at the. office of the Civil d/o. Shri Raghunath Gawas, Registrar of Tiswadi at Panaji under entry No. 173 be of major age and presently residing. dissolved by a divorce under Article 4(8) ofthe decree "It H. No.7, Navoday Road, dated 26-5-1911 (Farnily Laws-Law of Divorce). Massordem-Goa. -:- Petitioner Vis 2.. The Plaintiff and defendant agree that. the Shri Govind RarruiSawant, custody of their minor daughter Sania will be with the s/o Rama Sawant, of major age, ,. plaintiff until such time as Sania' attains majority, and residing at Polekarwada, which is on 14-12"2005 and till such time, she will be Dhavem, Satari-Goa.
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