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THE GOVERNMENT GAZETTE of MAURITIUS Published by Authority THE GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF MAURITIUS Published by Authority RS.25.UU | No. 26 — Port Louis : Saturday 16 March 2019 — TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL NOTICES 409 — Legal Supplement 410 1 to ? Notice under the Land Acquisition Act 433 ) 434 — The Cadastral Survey Act 435 — Notice for Public Inspection of EIA Report 436 — Board of Trustees of the St Andrew’s College 437 1 to ? Police Notice 438 ‘ 439 \ to > Notice of Change of Address 440 J 441 — Voluntary Dissolution of a Trade Union 442 — Voluntary Winding up of an Association 443 — Notice under the Insolvency Act 444 1 to ? Change of Name 445 ) 446 j to > Notice under the Companies Act 448 ) 449 — Roman Catholic Fabriques for 2019 450 1 to ? Notice under the National Transport Authority 451 ) 452 — Employment Relations Tribunal - AWARD - ERT/RN 50/2018 453 — Employment Relations Tribunal - AWARD - ERT/RN 126/18 454 1 to > Notice under the Patents, Industrial Designs & Trademarks Act 457 J LEGAL SUPPLEMENT See General Notice No. 409 1208 The Mauritius Government Gazette Towards the North West by the surplus of land UNTHIAH (bom JAPUL) bom on 05/06/1953 on forty nine centimetres (0.49m). holder of a national identity card bearing number J050653291550F civilly married under the legal The whole as morefully shown on a plan community of goods to the aforesaid Mr Koosraz registered at the Cadastral Unit of the Ministry Ramaya UNTHIAH as evidenced by title deed of Housing and Lands as ACQ/75/000456 drawn transcribed in Volume TV 3599/30 and is bounded up by Mr Rajendra Kumar BABOOLALL, Land Surveyor on the 29/06/2018. as follows: - The plan may be inspected by the public at the Towards the North, by the surplus of land, on Archives Office of the Ministry of Housing and seven metres and twenty nine centimetres (7.29m). Lands, Ebene Tower, Ebene, during office hours. Towards the East, partly by Poudre D’Or-Poste Every interested person is required to give to de Flacq Road (Bl5) and partly by the surplus of the Authorised Officer within fourteen days of the land on five lines measuring twenty two metres second publication of this Notice in the Gazette a and fifty eight centimetres (22.58m), fourteen written declaration of the nature of his interest in metres (14.00m), four metres and eighty seven the land and the amount and details of his claim for centimetres (4.87m), fourteen metres and eighty compensation. two centimetres (14.82m) and eight metres and eighty seven centimetres (8.87m) respectively. Date: 01/03/2019 Towards the South, by the sinuosities of The Honourable Purmanund JHUGROO Riviere Fran^oise, on two lines measuring twenty Minister of Housing and Lands one metres and forty four centimetres (21.44m) Ebene Tower and four metres and seven centimetres (4.07m) Ebene respectively. Towards the West, by the surplus of land, First Publication on forty eight metres and eighteen centimetres General Notice No. 413 of 2019 (48.18m). LAND ACQUISITION ACT The whole as morefully shown on a plan registered at the Cadastral Unit as ACQ/75/000480, (Notice given under Section 8) drawn up by Mr. Rajendra Kumar BABOOLALL, Notice is hereby given that I have decided to Land Surveyor on 04/10/2018. acquire compulsorily on behalf of the State of Mauritius a portion of land situate at Poste de The plan may be inspected by the public at the Flacq, in the district of Flacq for the public purpose Archives Office of the Ministry of Housing and of reconstruction of Choisy Bridge on B15 Road Lands, Ebene Tower, Ebene, during office hours. at Poste de Flacq. Every interested person is required to give to DESCRIPTION the Authorised Officer within fourteen days of the second publication of this Notice in the Gazette a Portion No. 1 (Serial No. 1) [PIN: 1415090236] of an extent of five hundred and eighty two and written declaration of the nature of his interest in seventy five hundredths square metres (582.75 the land and the amount and details of his claim for m2) is excised from a portion of land of an compensation. extent of fourteen thousand three hundred and Date: 01/03/2019 fifty and ninety five hundredths square metres (14350.95 m2) belonging jointly to (i) Mr Koosraz Honourable Purmanund JHUGROO Ramaya UNTHIAH bom on 20/08/1941 holder Minister of Housing and Lands of a national identity card bearing number Ebene Tower R2008411103696 and (ii) Mrs Bibi Rosida Ebene 16 March 2019 1209 First Publication The whole as morefully shown on a plan General Notice No. 414 of 2019 registered at the Cadastral Unit as ACQ/75/000480, drawn up by Mr. Rajendra Kumar BABOOLALL, LAND ACQUISITION ACT Land Surveyor on the 04/10/2018 (Notice given under Section 8) The plan may be inspected by the public at the Notice is hereby given that I have decided to Archives Office of the Ministry of Housing and acquire compulsorily on behalf of the State of Lands, Ebene Tower, Ebene, during office hours. Mauritius a portion of land situate at Poste de Flacq, in the district of Flacq for the public purpose Every interested person is required to give to of reconstruction of Choisy Bridge on B15 Road the Authorised Officer within fourteen days of the at Poste de Flacq. second publication of this Notice in the Gazette a written declaration of the nature of his interest in DESCRIPTION the land and the amount and details of his claim for Portion No. 2 (Serial No. 2) [PIN: 1415090238] compensation. of an extent of two hundred and thirty five and Date: 01/03/2019 ninety four hundredths square metres (235.94 m2) is excised from a portion of land of an extent Honourable Purmanund JHUGROO of one arpent and sixty seven square perches Minister of Housing and Lands (1A67P) or seven thousand and forty eight and Ebene Tower eighty five hundredths square metres (7048.85 Ebene m2) belonging to (a) Mr Satdeo GOBIN bom on 27/05/1924 holder of a national identity card bearing number G2705241101858 for the usufruct First Publication and (b) jointly to (i) Mr Chandanan GOBIN General Notice No. 415 of 2019 bom on 21/12/1961 holder of a national identity card bearing number G211261110096 and (ii) LAND ACQUISITION ACT Mr Chundhun GOBIN bom on 18/08/1952 (Notice given under Section 8) holder of a national identity card bearing number G1808521107141 for the bare ownership as Notice is hereby given that I have decided to evidenced by title deed transcribed in Volume acquire compulsorily on behalf of the State of TV 2095/24. The said Mr Satdeo GOBIN has Mauritius a portion of land situate at Poste de passed away on 14/07/1996 as evidenced by death Flacq, in the district of Flacq for the public purpose certificate No. 51 and registered on 15/07/1996. of reconstruction of Choisy Bridge on Bl 5 Road Portion No. 2 (Serial No. 2) [PIN: 1415090238] at Poste de Flacq. is bounded as follows: - DESCRIPTION Towards the North, by the surplus of land, on Portion No. 3 (Serial No. 3) [PIN.1415030297] seven metres and sixty three centimetres (7.63m). of an extent of one thousand three hundred and ninety and seventy hundredths square metres Towards the North East, by the surplus of land, (1390.70m2) is excised from a portion of land of on thirty nine metres and ninety four centimetres an extent of twenty thousand one hundred and (39.94m). seventy five and seventy seven hundredths square Towards the West, by Poudre D’Or-Poste de metres (20175.77m2) belonging to Mr Yousuf Flacq Road (Bl5) on five lines measuring two Hassam ABOOBAKAR bom on 05/05/1950 metres and ninety four centimetres (2.94m), nine holder of a national identity card bearing number metres and seventy four centimetres (9.74m), three A0505500114487 civilly married under the legal metres and seventy eight centimetres (3.78m), four system of separation of goods to Mrs Dilshad metres (4.00m) and twenty metres and ninety two Abdool Rahim ABOOBAKAR (bom MOOSA) centimetres (20.92m) respectively. bom on 24/10/1960 holder of a national identity 1206 The Mauritius Government Gazette General Notice No. 409 of 2019 as evidenced by title deed transcribed in Volume TV 2035/54. LEGAL SUPPLEMENT Date: 07/03/2019 The undermentioned Government Notices are published in the Legal Supplement to this number Honourable Purmanund JHUGROO of the Government Gazette: Minister of Housing and Lands Ebene Tower The Merchant Shipping (Prevention of Pollution Ebene by Oil and Noxious Liquid Substances in Bulk) Regulations 2019. (Government Notice No. 47 of 2019) First Publication The Rodrigues Consumer Protection (Control General Notice No. 411 of 2019 of Price of Taxable and Non-taxable Goods) THE LAND ACQUISITION ACT (Amendment No. 7) Regulations 2019. (Notice given, under Section 8) (Government Notice No. 48 of 2019) Notice is hereby given that 1 have decided to The Rodrigues Consumer Protection (Control acquire compulsorily on behalf of the State of of Price of Taxable and Non-taxable Goods) Mauritius a portion of land situate at Grand Baie, (Amendment No. 8) Regulations 2019. in the district of Riviere Du Rempart for the public (Government Notice No. 49 of 2019) purpose of Improvement of Junction of Plaine Des Papayes Road (Bll) and Vingt Pieds Road (B45) at Grand Baie. Prime Minister’s Office, DESCRIPTION Port Louis. Portion No. 1 (Serial No. 1) [PIN 1305250356] This 16th March, 2019. of an extent of one thousand nine hundred and seven and twelve hundredths square metres (1907.12 m2) is excised from a portion of land being all that remains after excision of a portion General Notice No.
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