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THE EXPROPRIATED PROPERTIES ACT. Statutory Instrument 87—7. The Expropriated Properties (Sale and Disposal) (Supplementary) (No. 3) Order. Arrangement of Paragraphs. Paragraph 1. Citation. 2. Sale of unclaimed properties. 3. Supplementary statutory instrument. Schedule Schedule Schedule of expropriated properties to be sold. THE EXPROPRIATED PROPERTIES ACT. Statutory Instrument 87—7. The Expropriated Properties (Sale and Disposal) (Supplementary) (No. 3) Order. (Under section 9 of the Act.) 1. Citation. This Order may be cited as the Expropriated Properties (Sale and Disposal) (Supplementary) (No. 3) Order. 2. Sale of unclaimed properties. The properties set out in the Schedule to this Order shall be sold in the manner stipulated in the Expropriated Properties (Repossession and Disposal) (No. 1) Regulations. 3. Supplementary statutory instrument. This Order is supplementary to the Expropriated Properties (Sale and Disposal) (Replacement) Order and the two may be read as one document. _____ Schedule. para. 2. Schedule of expropriated properties to be sold. S/No. Proprietor LRV Folio Plot Block Street name Estate name Town/City 1. United Cotton Merchant Ltd. 467 22 Ginnery Site Amuria 2. Lawrence Mascarenhas 299 25 24 29 Kalagala Road Bombo 3. M. L. Vadera Bugaya Ginnery Bugaya T/C 4. Mahanlal Haridas 1 Grant Bugiri 5. Nanjibhai Prabhudas & Co. Ltd. 381 12 16 Saza Road Bugiri 6. Nanji Prabdudas & Co. Ltd. 381 14 3 Saza Road Bugiri 7. Associated Cotton Producers Ltd. 391 1 22 Saza Road Bugiri 8. 92 Bulo Bulo T/C 9. Reg. Trustee of Ind. Public School 267 2 School Site Bulopa 10. Thakrar Devji Diwaliben 286 9 12 A Bulopa T/C 11. Tanna Gordhandas Dulabhji 24 C Bulopa T/C 12. Karbani Abubaker Fakirmohamed 1 Bunagana T/C 13. 501 4 353 Bunamwaya T/C 14. Emmanuel Nicholas Milidachi 187 24 10 acres at Bunamwaya Bunamwaya T/C 15. Reg. Trustees of Busembatia 527 17 1 Busembatia Busembatia 16. Nathbhai Noor Mohamedz 4 D Main Street Busia T/C 17. 8 B Majanji Road Busia T/C 18. Pamba Limited 133 18 Buyonjo Ginnery Res. Busoga Quars. 19. Pamba Limited 400 21 3 Kiani Cotton Market Busoga 20. Reg. Trustees Busolwe Indian Ed. 373 22 Busolwe Road 2,754 acres Busolwe T/C 21. Hazara Singh Sondh 607 21 Plot at Magamaga Butembe 22. Chunilal T. Hirji Popat 828 9 Land at Buwenge Butembe 23. Marthurdas Jairam 90 23 4 B Buyende Buyende S/No. Proprietor LRV Folio Plot Block Street name Estate name Town/City 24. 90 5 1 A Buyende Buyende 25. 90 4 3 A Buyende Buyende 26. 90 24 2 B Buyende Buyende 27. Karsan Sultan Abji 287 10 1 Rukiidi III Street Fort Portal 28. Amarshi Chotai Bhanji & 2 others 289 25 8 Coronation Gulu 29. 83 23 94 Main Street Iganga 30. Hoima Cotton Co. 524 17 Land at Namutumba Iganga 31. Hoima Cotton Co. 424 3 Land at Namutumba Iganga 32. Bukova Ginnery Residential Qua. 147 20 Bukova Ginnery Iganga 33. Bukova Ginnery Residential Qua. 86 6 Bukova Ginnery Iganga 34. Chandrakalaben Jinalal M. w/o 457 1 8 Kutch Road West Jinja 35. Adrian D’Cruz 186 4 19 Lubas Road Jinja 36. Vithaldas Haridas Charitable T. 147 11 60A &B Main Street Jinja 37. Reg. Trustees of Lohana 77 Main Street Jinja Community 38. Najmudin Abdulali 1 13 78 Main Street Jinja 39. A. J. D’Cruz 214 22 44 Nile Gardens Jinja 40. Kotecha Shantilal 14 7 10 Nizam West Jinja 41. 5 Scanlen Place Jinja 42. Arlinda Emericanan Fernandes 219 22 5 Martin Road Jinja 43. The Gulu Cotton Co. 366 18 Naigobia Gulu Cotton Jinja 44. The Busoga Ginners 366 17 Bukova Busoga Ginners Jinja 45. Jayantil G. Kotecha & 3 others 186 2 4 Bell Avenue Jinja 46. Kirebeki Tea Estates Ltd. 28 20 1 153 Kirebeki Tea Estate Kabale 47. Madhvani Sugar Works Ltd. 18 Mutambuka Road Kabale 48. Teso Cooperative Union 530 10 Land at Kaberamaido Kaberamaido 49. Yusuf Mohamed Rahemtulla 567 22 Plot for cattle ferry Kaberamaido S/No. Proprietor LRV Folio Plot Block Street name Estate name Town/City 50. Yusuf Mohamed Rahemtulla 567 17 Residential Site at Kele Kaberamaido [PRT 51. Piltok Ginners & Millers Ltd. 187 18 Oil Mill & Soap Factory Kaberamaido 52. Piltok Ginners & Millers Ltd. 187 16 Oil Mill & Soap Factory Kaberamaido 53. Najmudin Abdulali 151 2 2 B Kaguru Kaguru T/C 54. Buiga Island Buiga Saw Mill Kalagala 55. Piltok Ginners & Millers Ltd. 125 6 Piltok Residential Site Kalaki 56. Shree Kaliro Hindu Union 11 24 53 Zibondo Road Kaliro 57. Mohamed Sarwar & 2 others 369 23 300 Kampala 58. Reginald J. Smith & F. Walley 613 4 36 Upper Kololo Terrace Kampala 59. M. V. Patel & Rambhai 382 2 215 12 Kibuga Kampala Bhagwandas 60. Inter Africa Transport Company 704 19 34-36 Kibira Road Kampala 61. Eusebius T. C. J. D’Esouza 337 20 65A Kibuga Kampala 62. Noordin Somji 421 18 189 4 Kibuga Block Kibuga Kampala 63. Jamji Ladha Dalal FR33 18 Land at Mbuya Kampala 64. Kyadondo Coffee Factory FR31 17 Kampala 65. Popat Shah 321 1 322 Kibuga Kampala 66. Manibhai M. Patel Ltd. FR31 7 Bujuta Estate Kampala 67. Manshukhlal Monhalal Unadkat FR66 4 Land at Kawempe Kampala 68. Sugar Corporation (U) Ltd. 29 20 Kampala 69. J. C. Mehta & A. J. Varia 366 4 211 Kibuga Kampala 70. Jashbhai B. Patel 365 24 330 Kibuga Kampala 71. Asgaralli Rajabali Mavani 313 4 131 12 Mengo Area Kampala 72. Somji Noordin 421 18 189 4 Kibuga Kampala 73. 1139 Bombo Road Kampala 74. Dilbagah Singh and Bros. 208 Bombo Road Kampala 75. Vinochandra S. Ruwala & Jagdish 233 5 16 Bukoto Street Kampala S/No. Proprietor LRV Folio Plot Block Street name Estate name Town/City 76. Virajlal Bhagwanji Peshawaria 246 20 27 Bukoto Street Kampala 77. Mrs. Rahim Bibi w/o Adbul Haq 362 13 115 4 Butikiro Road Kampala 78. 486 Bwaise Kampala 79. P. H. Patel & Z . R. Amin 211 362 Kagugube Kampala 80. FRV66 7 132/257 204 Kawempe Kampala 81. 208 Kawempe Kampala 82. 211 Kawempe Kampala 83. 223 Kawempe Kampala 84. 484 208 Kawempe Kampala 85. 516 208 Kawempe Kampala 86. 87 Kawempe Kampala 87. Harmanbhai Rambai Patel 417 14 154 12 Kibuga Kampala 88. Kamrudin P. Amarshi & Fazal 373 6 395 9 Kibuga Kampala 89. Husein Allibhai Lalani 373 3 396 4 Kibuga Kampala 90. Sheramohamed Kassam Janali 398 4 Kibuga Kampala 91. Sugrabak w/o A. Mohamedali &12 417 15 211 Kisenyi Road Kampala 92. 1507 244 Kisugu Estate Kampala 93. Janmohamed Madatali Jaffer 2 & 4 Kololo Hill Drive Kampala 94. Trustees of Indian Sports Club 234 19 1/13 Mackay Road Kampala 95. Sultanali Hassam Halani 466 7 18 Mackenzie Vale Kampala 96. Bawa Singh Bharj (Properties) L 651 22 136 Makindye Area Kampala 97. Godrej Jamshedji Pardiwalla 653 19 199 Makindye Area Kampala 98. Kassamali Nanji Natwani 590 23 122 7 Mengo Area Kampala 99. The Uganda Coffee Curing Co. 377 5 56 2 Kibuga Block Kampala 100. 51 25 Land in Kawempe Kampala 101. 132 Mufunya Road Kampala 102. Estates & Agencies Ltd. 306 25 137 10 Mengo Area Kampala S/No. Proprietor LRV Folio Plot Block Street name Estate name Town/City 103. Ratan Singh and Serwan Singh 361 5 110 29 Mulago Hill Road Kampala 104. Narendra Chunibhai Patel 437 1 293 29 Mulago Hill Road Kampala 105. Ismael Juma & Juma Dhanani 379 23 Z Bukoto Land in Bukoto Kampala 106. Akbarali Tarbhai 68 Nakivubo Road Kampala 107. John Bonnie Simon 208 25 Off Mawanda Kampala 108. Dhanji Jenabai Karim 6 Rubaga Road Kampala 109. S. J. L. Zake (United Carbide Ltd.) 808 9 1 Summit View Kampala 110. The Invested Properties Ltd. 45 4 16/18 William Street Kampala 111. N. H. Karia 350 5 94 William Street Kampala 112. Lal Singh Chanda 338 9 182 29 Mulago Kampala 113. Naghjibhai Lalubhai Patel 344 22 177 Bwaise Kampala 114. Mahendra Vaghjibhai Patel 344 23 176 Bwaise Kampala 115. Elias Eustratiou 10 14 40 Kampala Road Kampala 116. Akbaralli Allibhai 346 16 8 Makerere Kampala 117. Karam Chand & Shah Mohamed 379 13 168 12 Mengo Kampala 118. Uganda Brushware Manuf. Ltd. FRV78 24 168 204 At Kawempe At Kawempe Kampala 119. Nauman Gepp (East Africa Ltd.) FRV70 8 42 At Mbuya Kampala 120. Reg. Trustee of Kotli Young A 312 23 108 12 Mengo Kampala 121. Govind Jina 351 13 126 Mengo Kampala 122. Sunderlal Treon & R. Ram FRV51 25 10 acres at Kawempe Kampala 123. Chhnchal Manekchand & 3 others 313 5 132 12 Mengo Kampala 124. Pritam Kaur d/o Sadhu Singh 500 5 454 Mengo Kampala 125. Bhalchandra Dasharathlal Jani 371 2 223 Kampala Kampala 126. Karmali Dharamsi 371 3 231 Kampala Kampala 127. Sequeira, J. H. & Sequeira, S. M. 691 20 81 Bukoto Kampala 128. C. V. Alobo & B. P. I. Lobo 691 18 97 Bukoto Kampala 129. D’Cruz, J. I. & D’Cruz, C. 691 19 98 Bukoto Kampala S/No. Proprietor LRV Folio Plot Block Street name Estate name Town/City 130. Naranbhai Kunvarji 468 18 364 12 Kibuga Block Kampala 131. Inder Singh 369 24 294 Kampala 132. Ali Yusuf Ishakia 312 19 Kampala 133. Chhotabhai Lalljibhai Patel 409 12 187 12 At Mengo Kampala 134. Chotalal D. Pacholi & 2 others 446 6 169 12 At Mengo Kampala 135. Fida Alli Dharamsi & 2 others 370 23 220 Kampala 136. Harnan Kaur & Atma Singh Sian 607 22 396 Kyadondo Kampala 137. Mohan Singh Hando & M. S. 827 1 660& 666 At Mengo Kampala Jando 138. Purushottam A. Patel MRV199 6 74 2 Bukesa, Kyadondo Kampala 139.
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