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From October 1St, 2016 Until December 31St, 2016 LAND REGISTRATION INFORMATION UPDATE Since the transition project of the Land Registration from manual system to the computerized Land Registration System [LRS] in 1985, it was found that a number of registered land owners whom their identification card number were unknown and have been registered temporarily using the identification codes below: 1. Code D: Land owners who were deceased during registration; and 2. Code Z: Land owners who were still alive during registration The use of this temporary identification code is to ease the implementation process of the LRS project which is still being used today. The information on these registered land ownership cannot be updated and no revisions were made due to the following items: 1. There have been no land transactions on the owned lots; 2. The Lands Department is facing difficulties in tracing the land owners in order to update the information in the Land Registration System. With regards to this, cooperation is required from land owners or their heirs to visit any District Land Office to get the “Updating Information on Ownership of Land” forms and to return it after it is completely filled and attached with the required documents. This should be done within 2 weeks of taking the form. The information required is needed for Lands Department to update the owners’ data and the ownership of their land to the Land Registration system. The forms can be downloaded through Lands Department’s website www.tanah.gov.bn or attained and submitted back to the District Land Offices as follows: Location Place Brunei dan Muara Brunei dan Muara District Land Office, 1st Floor, Lands Department building. Belait Belait District Land Office Tutong Tutong District Land Office Temburong Temburong District Land Office The time schedule for the receipt of the forms are as follows:- Date : Monday – Thursday & Saturday Time : 8.00am – 11.30am 2.00pm – 4.00 pm Reminder: Land owners or their heirs are asked to be present to the District Land Offices within 3 months from October 1st, 2016 until December 31st, 2016. The list of land owners registered under the temporary identity code (Z and D) are as follows: LIST OF TEMPORARY IDENTIFICATION UNDER CATEGORY D [LAND OWNERS WHO WERE DECEASED DURING REGISTRATION] LIST OF TEMPORARY IDENTIFICATION UNDER CATEGORY D [LAND OWNERS WHO WERE DECEASED DURING REGISTRATION] DIST BOOK BIL LOT EDR KAMPUNG MUKIM REGISTERED LAND OWNER IN LAND REGISTRATION SYSTEM CODE CODE DAERAH BRUNEI MUARA 1 BM BD 28161 28713 ANGGEREK DESA BERAKAS AWG ABD HAMID BIN ISMAIL 2 BM BD 28172 28716 ANGGEREK DESA BERAKAS ABU BAKAR BIN SALLEH 3 BM BD 31175 28803 ANGGEREK DESA BERAKAS AWANG HJ. MOHAMMAD BIN ISMAIL 4 BM BD 31190 28780 ANGGEREK DESA BERAKAS PG OMAR BIN PG BURUT 5 BM BD 31287 28808 ANGGEREK DESA BERAKAS DAYANG TENGAH BTE ABDUL RAHMAN YANG AMAT MULIA PENGIRAN DATU PENGHULU PENGIRAN HAJI APONG 6 BM BD 50192 42196 BAONG LUMAPAS BIN PENGIRAN SAFIUDDIN 7 BM BD 1673 1542 BELIMBING KOTA BATU NAWANG BIN HAJI DAMIT 8 BM BD 44518 38058 BERIBI GADONG DAMIT BINTI DAUD PEHIN ORANG KAYA DI-GADONG SERI DI-RAJA AWANG MOHD. NOOR BIN 9 BM BT 45 76 BRUNEI TOWN KIANGGEH PEHIN LAKSAMANA AWANG ABD. RAZAK 10 BM BD 672 619 BUANG SAKAR LUMAPAS ABDULLAH BIN HAJI TUNDAK 11 BM BD 2018 1937 BUANG TAKUROK LUMAPAS ABDUL LATIP BIN SERAIL 1. AWANG HAMID BIN OMAR 12 BM BD 175 123 BUANG TEKUROK LUMAPAS 2. AWANG BANI BIN OMAR 3. AWANG BESAR BIN OMAR 13 BM BD 428 377 BUANG TEKUROK LUMAPAS ABDUL RAHMAN BIN OMAR 14 BM BD 479 393 BUANG TEKUROK LUMAPAS MOHAMED YASSIN BIN SALLEH 15 BM BD 2386 2452 BUKIT BERJUNJAI KIANGGEH DAYANG HALIMAH BINTI HAJI BAKAR 16 BM BD 823 791 BUKIT BERKUNJAI KIANGGEH JUATAN LUAR HAJI USOP BIN HAJI MOHD DAUD 17 BM BD 8540 8126 BUNOT KILANAS MD.SALLEH BIN BURUT 18 BM BD 10804 9999 BUNOT KILANAS AWANG HIDUP BIN AWANG OTHMAN 19 BM BD 8826 8412 BUNUT KILANAS PENGIRAN KERMA INDRA HAJI MOHAMED BIN PENGIRAN PIUT 20 BM BD 13022 12700 BUNUT KILANAS DAYANG SITI HALIMAH BINTI PEHIN LAXAMANA AWANG ABD RAZAK 21 BM BD 3363 3213 DAMUAN SENGKURONG DAYANG BESAR BINTI ABU BAKAR 22 BM BD 28222 35679 DELIMA SATU BERAKAS HJ JELUDIN BIN AHMAD DIST BOOK BIL LOT EDR KAMPUNG MUKIM REGISTERED LAND OWNER IN LAND REGISTRATION SYSTEM CODE CODE 23 BM BD 28223 35680 DELIMA SATU BERAKAS HJ JELUDIN BIN AHMAD 24 BM BD 28225 28695 DELIMA SATU BERAKAS DAMIT BIN KALONG 25 BM BD 28228 35681 DELIMA SATU BERAKAS HJ JELUDIN BIN AHMAD 26 BM BD 28229 35786 DELIMA SATU BERAKAS DAMIT BIN KALONG 27 BM BD 28221 35678 DELIMA SATU BERAKAS HJ JELUDIN BIN AHMAD 28 BM BD 28226 28790 DELIMA SATU BERAKAS HJ JELUDIN BIN AHMAD 1. HAJI AMIR BIN BAKIR 2. MERALLI BIN JUMAT 3. JUMAT BIN GAPAR 4. JAFAR BIN BANDARI 29 BM BD 3298 3169 GADONG GADONG 5. NAYAN BIN JAMAN 6. CHAMPING BINTI O.K HAJI ABDULLAH 7. NIPAH BINTI O.K HAJI ABDULLAH 8. ALLI BIN BENDARI 9. ONGSANG BIN BESAR 30 BM BD 42542 37159 GADONG GADONG DAYANG SITI HAMIDAH BINTE PEHIN JAWATAN ABUBAKAR 31 BM BD 5394 4877 JALAN GADONG GADONG ABDUL HAMID BIN MOHAMAD RAIS 32 BM BD 40091 36354 JANGSAK KILANAS HAJI NASAR BIN PUASA 33 BM BD 43157 38099 JANGSAK KILANAS HAJI AHMAD BIN SALLEH 34 BM BD 44966 38377 JERUDONG SENGKURONG GHANI BIN JUMAT 35 BM BD 42966 37713 JERUDONG SENGKURONG PENGIRAN MOHAMED BIN PENGIRAN PIUT PENGKALAN AWANG ABDULLAH BIN AWANG HAJI TUNDAK @ AWANG HAJI ABDUL 36 BM BD 42969 39948 JUNJONGAN BATU RAZAK PENGKALAN AWANG ABDULLAH BIN AWANG HAJI TUNDAK @ AWANG HAJI ABDUL 37 BM BD 43130 39949 JUNJONGAN BATU RAZAK PENGKALAN 38 BM BD 55030 48098 JUNJONGAN AWANG HAJI KADIR BIN AWANG RABAHA BATU PENGKALAN 39 BM BD 60152 51427 JUNJONGAN AWANG MOHAMAD BIN MATAMIT @TAMIT @METAMIT BATU 40 BM MD 4857 3910 KAPOK SERASA SOH LIAN NEO 41 BM BD 2801 2583 KASAT LUMAPAS SALAM BIN ORANGKAYA LAXAMANA BUGAL 42 BM BD 3421 3290 KASAT LUMAPAS NIPAH BINTI DURAHMAN DIST BOOK BIL LOT EDR KAMPUNG MUKIM REGISTERED LAND OWNER IN LAND REGISTRATION SYSTEM CODE CODE 43 BM BD 3428 3297 KASAT LUMAPAS JELIMAH BINTI TUAH 44 BM BD 2081 2104 KASAT KALAMASI LUMAPAS TUSSIN BIN LAMIT 45 BM BD 3423 3292 KASAT KALAMASI LUMAPAS MAT TUSIN BIN MURAH 46 BM BD 40738 36544 KATIMAHAR SENGKURONG AWANG BESAR BIN PENGARAH DIGADONG DOLLAH 47 BM BD 52119 44490 KATIMAHAR SENGKURONG HAJI TIMBANG BIN HAJI OTHMAN 48 BM BD 665 628 KIANGGEH KIANGGEH DAYANGKU MAI SELAMAH BINTI PENGIRAN AHMAD 49 BM BD 827 764 KIANGGEH KIANGGEH DAYANGKU MAI SELAMAH BINTI PENGIRAN AHMAD 50 BM BD 1872 1891 KIANGGEH KIANGGEH PENGIRAN AHMAD BIN PENGIRAN MOHAMED SAID 51 BM BD 547 511 KIULAP GADONG B PENGIRAN MOHAMED LIMBANG BIN PENGIRAN MAT SALLEH 52 BM BD 599 535 KIULAP GADONG B HAJI AHMAD BIN PEHIN LAKSAMANA OTHMAN 53 BM BD 7125 6690 KOTA BATU KOTA BATU PEHIN KHATIB HAJI SULAIMAN BIN METASSIM 54 BM BD 48167 46499 LUGU SENGKURONG AWANG HAJI YA’AKUB BIN AWANG TUAH 55 BM BD 3504 3351 MARIBONG LUMAPAS BANI BINTE DAUD 56 BM BD 43446 42015 MATA-MATA GADONG HAJI IBRAHIM BIN NUDIN ORANG KAYA BESAR 57 BM BD 28212 28664 BERAKAS PG HJ TENGAH BIN PG AHMAD IMAS ORANG KAYA BESAR 58 BM BD 30348 28658 BERAKAS ABU BAKAR BIN MOHAMMAD IMAS ORANG KAYA BESAR 59 BM BD 30349 28813 BERAKAS JIJAH BTE MOHAMMAD IMAS ORANG KAYA BESAR 60 BM BD 32187 35729 BERAKAS JIJAH BTE MOHAMMAD IMAS ORANG KAYA BESAR 61 BM BD 32190 35763 BERAKAS JIJAH BTE MOHAMMAD IMAS ORANG KAYA BESAR 62 BM BD 32191 35730 BERAKAS JIJAH BTE MOHAMMAD IMAS ORANG KAYA BESAR 63 BM BD 32261 35737 BERAKAS ABU BAKAR BIN MOHAMMAD IMAS ORANG KAYA BESAR 64 BM BD 28237 28642 BERAKAS MOHD ALI BIN IBRAHIM IMAS ORANG KAYA BESAR 65 BM BD 30345 28814 BERAKAS MOHD DAUD BIN MOHD SALLEH IMAS DIST BOOK BIL LOT EDR KAMPUNG MUKIM REGISTERED LAND OWNER IN LAND REGISTRATION SYSTEM CODE CODE ORANG KAYA BESAR 66 BM BD 32150 35728 BERAKAS JIJAH BTE MOHAMMAD IMAS ORANG KAYA BESAR 67 BM BD 32152 35735 BERAKAS ABU BAKAR BIN MOHAMMAD IMAS ORANG KAYA BESAR 68 BM BD 32153 35736 BERAKAS ABU BAKAR BIN MOHAMMAD IMAS ORANG KAYA BESAR 69 BM BD 32154 35779 BERAKAS ABU BAKAR BIN MOHAMMAD IMAS ORANG KAYA BESAR 70 BM BD 32332 35834 BERAKAS JAPARALI BIN MOHD DAUD IMAS 71 BM BD 32486 35787 PANCHA DELIMA BERAKAS DAMIT BIN KALONG 72 BM BD 32495 35788 PANCHA DELIMA BERAKAS DAMIT BIN KALONG 73 BM BD 32496 35789 PANCHA DELIMA BERAKAS DAMIT BIN KALONG ISHAK BIN ABU BAKAR AGED 16 YEARS AND ABU BAKAR BIN MOHAMED 74 BM BD 11275 10592 PANCHOR LUMAPAS HOLDING THE LAND IN TRUST FOR HIM TILL 4-8-1983 75 BM BD 38989 34022 PANCHOR LUMAPAS HJ. AHAD BIN TAHA PENGKALAN 76 BM BD 7237 6802 PANCHOR MURAI JAPAR BIN HUSSIN BATU 77 BM BD 5331 4814 PANGKALAN LUMAPAS HAJI BRAHIM BIN HAJI ABDURAHMAN PENGKALAN 1. DAYANG SITI HALIMAH BINTI PEHIN LAKSAMANA AWANG ABD. RAZAK 78 BM BD 20552 18365 PARIT BATU 2. DY. SITI AISAH BTE LAXAMANA AWG. ABD. RAZAK 79 BM BD 8610 8196 PARIT KIANGGEH DAYANG SITI HALIMAH BINTI PEHIN LAKSAMANA AWANG ABD. RAZAK 80 BM BD 19903 17886 PARIT KIANGGEH DAYANG SITI HALIMAH BINTI PEHIN LAKSAMANA AWANG ABD. RAZAK 81 BM BD 16174 14820 PARIT KIANGGEH DAYANG SITI HALIMAH BINTI PEHIN LAKSAMANA AWANG ABD. RAZAK PERPINDAHAN 82 BM BD 9905 9815 BERAKAS CHUCHU BIN DOLLAH BERAKAS PERPINDAHAN 83 BM BD 9909 9755 BERAKAS PENGIRAN MAHMUD BIN PG.
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