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Annual Property Returns of Non Gazetted Employees of Revenue • <*1*4 'll>l SI AT EMeNT SHf -WING THe DETA|. S OP PROPEBTY BOTH IMMOVABLE AND MOVABLE^W US^^BY A PUBLIC SERVANT Of< ANY MEMBER OF HIS/HER FAMILY OB THE PROPERTY IN w hich HE SHQ OP ANV MEMBER OF MIS HER FAMILY HAS INTFREST (AS IT STOOD O ^ N J ^ j^ T OAY OF THE YEAR ___________ WZ. 3t' DECEMBER, _______) - *r .»«u h I*'*' v*f> » r|.^ » iMirm'. ... ___________________ — f . • M • |>HM. f, vi* M . Nj*il .iild^es^, i: < u>'HvfNKin#*firh \o h - <:i>ori / o ,r f $c. pdf cut . '. 't j 'r *»;•>* bC Qw^lcdi . L f f M J • . .•.!•: .'uiii (!•* Um :a:l Oh . ii r*' fy»'*»0*oy 5 ^ * v _ j ^ _ ^ ‘V ' ^ o o ____ 4 •> f rn’ M tr .iv ^ jb k s !*• *4!»ii^fh*»?nr¥»lS on c* in« penurt UrCl?f'LV 1^,. ’jcT'ip.Micn ol the c"fcc» Ja<hc* And f n case a*'^ c^Of^jrry ^ O »h 'Jo • UiS^n fCC*’^«>^rt ’JOiU Md»CT>' 01 N. 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Dtfci^oaiio* M{h \,M u^foal it r:jr»HH|N)Ode^c«* lo bf* r.nn(9.;^»*fi (Stating 311 I $o. parcni cet)d'tfnci»: ihook) be qu^ed i 0^€5T<> 3. Sc«kl9 0^ pay ^nC ^A iy on Iha tasi d«l* <>t n«« mu\m» (fi ’h«* pr»*:p<Jir>g yn;if 4. Oflte 0^ Appcwitf' Public 1^1-11- ) . N f : 5. Bvoia%|<j »>t tMp w n d y mA'T)i>efs on during) \r>Q penoQ o^t.ui iop« C"C 6 . 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Vi»*. .r • aAo o'Mr« fvo«^spon» Ac' m*Hj ownnof have d' y pfOc***(v than iha( men(K>’ «J .ire vr No* Triv 'Him ih«:old o< compli^tein ;JI 'ctpects ' ’ maWii g any > «>cv* :rv ot o' •*. iler** o* *f‘ cxr iM r 'ifaiOTtV'l'. •*.< •* * m \\ iH ib lic .’■•■• * i** • f n\m»>A'Tl\l ' FORM A' •Hel SflO-ii'9ui 19' Ji-ne. i9y«. STATEMENT SHOWING THE OETAItS OF PROPERTY BOTH IMMOVABLE AND MOVABLE OWNED BY A PUBLIC SERVAMl 0F< ANY MEMBER OF HJS HER FAMILY OR THE PROPER! Y tN i WHICH HE SHE OR ANY MEMBER OF HIS/HER FAMILY HAS INTEREST <AS IT STOOD ON THE LAST DAY OF THE YEAR _______________________ VIZ. DECEMBER. ) I r>t«dHMfiiJi> ti:j<i#« hv *1110 iidme with surnjm** ?. D«f;r^ndi'o* «vilh (ufi o(f<Cial add^€AS w tu i/i rAtttd (stdhog c* y- jreputauon. tf so. parofit cepj'truen? ihoolO be Qut^ied • 3. Scal9 0 ^ pay in c rjW *jl :»aUfV on lha iasl 0 ^« of Om nrntjHr of eypomi^og yftur M o o 4 f)Af9 fits^ AppuiMr Public 5. The JNir;(|Ti 111 the >vnfl^ fn«moets on ontcef durmq iho penod u^'Coi rop« <1 b. The Na'T'c A<j(jfC5n Occupufion ot the c‘ficcf’5 lathc* And (aihcr n-law i n cAve y ptop-.rty & showr in (h^ slo'e^neiT! as having been rective<3 uotn the parent ct oareoM'^^lovi^ Nftmn erf th«T •4ttr^ ytflrnfmm sttfo fnon i nf iHOffoTv MitKrrVTarl Iasi ynst C^toyoir^ 0' Of 'p c'ly Oc$cripUon Oj(g un whicti Means by which r^ode o* «c<7.MVilior' flclOrencc *h^ 1 *'0< {y Value ol A'^r'iijl IrcuJV: il in A i<4ino rtcin.iiV> «rcV/ffrHl S¥^elh<»r t>v rir*cf>flSO find niinbci and t. •.> ol the »CC* tflic) lr,y|i t!i4^ p»oj>»Hr^ ^,mn^ is*^^ l^ase »>irvigaQO Ofdcr vh«ch prOpeMy P'Olie'W dCDCrvjiin- 0* .v.y •ihcrHancc QiM 0» sanction w j^ vbldir^ d lor oihe' p*.*»voi» H.^te Mihofw:;^ wit» rtate ot iho a c q u v tij I |i^e giVrt iCOutS'lior' DO<S name piOperty if '0<ton>’j 1 dOr let^hon!i^l■f w \h I wiiit details o' oefsoM$ GovernrMCDt . inls G ov^jr h C*i. H»CrvaH| I yqmjji^crn ncquJi^c ConduO ft ;f?t 4- ___X _ ‘ 0 7 ■/ ' “ 1 1 4mmovabl9 Property I ' \t r>4H4 naiTie of ViMngo. Toatvi t H.iii and Disind l \.. i ^ i . wliortftn ?. Kharsa Not o» o'^ot dfiscrfpiion of J tanc and <>eme of V‘Hag4t Totfvri ' ?hwl and Distrtcl ( T ^ o wherein J. Mnrtgng^s <k f'* »»mw ible property vvtih fitO dfr>cr)piif * A& m 1 and 2 d6uvt« Properly ofhe« It 4n Immovable <9«ceedlr>g R*. 30.000 ui^et «ach one of r^e folfowlng Haad» r«ath baUfH t* s ^ \ *tj la rm UopoiitK. l^harnB *^tf rtred Depoftilt r>cbent.
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