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THE GOVERNMENT GAZETTE of MAURITIUS Published by Authority THE GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF MAURITIUS Published by Authority No. 74 Port Louis : Saturday 5 August 2017 Rs. 25.00 TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL NOTICES 1086 — Legal Supplement 1087 to Notice under the Land Acquisition Act 1096 1097 to Notice for Public Inspection of EIA Report 1099 1100 — Resumption of Duty 1101 to Sale by Authority of Justice 1102 1103 ' to Notice under Section 56(3)(a) of the Prevention of Corruption Act 2002 (PoCA 2002) 1105 1106 1 to ? Registration of a Trade Union 1107 ) 1108 1 to ? Revocation of Freezing Order made under Section 45(1) of the Dangerous Drugs Act 2000 1109 J ' 1110 1 to / Notice under the Insolvency Act 1115 J 1116 to Change of Name 1121 . 1122 — Cancellation of Registration of Association 1123 — Notice under the Mauritius Standards Bureau Act 1993 1124 1 to ? Notice under the Clinical Trials Act 1126 J 1127 — Notice under the National Transport Authority 1128 1 to > Notice under the Patents, Industrial Designs & Trademarks Act 1131 J LEGAL SUPPLEMENT See General Notice No. J 086 3206 The Mauritius Government Gazette General Notice No. 1086 of 2017 Description Portion No. 10 (Serial No. 10) of an LEGAL SUPPLEMENT approximate extent of one hundred and fifteen The undermentioned Proclamation and square metres (115 m2) is to be excised from a Government Notice are published in the Legal portion of land of an extent of seventy six and thirty Supplement to this number of the Government two hundredths square perches or three thousand Gazette: two hundred and twenty one and thirty seven To fix the date of the coming into operation of hundredths square metres (3221.37m2) belonging sections 1, 2 ,3, 4, 5(1 )(a) to (e), 6 to 12, 28, 30 to SUGAR INDUSTRY PENSION FUND BOARD to 34 and 36 to 40 of the Economic Development as evidenced by title deed transcribed in Volume Board Act 2017. TV 1315/68 is bounded as follows:- (Proclamation No. 27 of 2017) Towards the North by State Land. The Civil Aviation (Hadj 2017 Pilgrims) Towards the East partly by the surplus of land. (Exemption) Order 2017. Towards the South by Butte a Tonniers Stream. (Government Notice No. 148 of 2017) Towards the West by reserves along Port Louis The Consumer Protection (Control of Sale Plaisance Dual Carriageway (Ml). of Imported Live Animals for Home Slaughter) (Amendment) Regulations 2017. Date 12/07/2017 (Government Notice No. 149 of 2017) The Honourable Showkutally SOODHUN, GCSK The Consumer Protection (Control of Price of Vice-Prime Minister, Taxable and Non-taxable Goods) (Amendment Minister ofHousing & Lands No. 2) Regulations 2017. Ebene Tower (Government Notice No. 150 of 2017) Ebene The Rodrigues Consumer Protection (Control of Price of Taxable and Non-taxable Goods) Second and Last Publication (Amendment No. 30) Regulations 2017. General Notice No. 1088 of 2017 (Government Notice No. 151 of 2017) The Rodrigues Consumer Protection (Control THE LAND ACQUISITION ACT of Price of Taxable and Non-taxable Goods) (Notice given under Section 8) (Amendment No. 31) Regulations 2017. Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of (Government Notice No. 152 of 2017) Section 5 of the Land Acquisition Act, I have Prime Minister’s Office, decided to acquire compulsorily on behalf of Port Louis. the Airports of Mauritius Company Limited This 5th August, 2017. (AML), a portion of land, hereinafter described, situate at Plaine Magnien in the district of Grand Port for the public purpose of Airport Second and Last Publication Development. General Notice No. 1087 of 2017 The Airports of Mauritius Company Limited LAND ACQUISITION ACT holding Business Registration Number C07019799 is a public company incorporated under Section (Notice given under Section 6) 19 of the Companies Act 1984 and its registered Notice is hereby given that one (1) portion of address is the Chief Executive Officer, Airports of land situate at Place D’Armes in the district of Mauritius Company Limited, Plaine Magnien. The Port Louis is likely to be acquired by the State of objects for which the company is established are: Mauritius for the public purpose of constructing (i) To own, develop, manage, operate and maintain a Grade Separated Junction along Port Louis- aii-port facilities; (ii) to rent airport commercial Plaisance Dual Carriageway (Ml). areas and to lease airport space and (iii) to raise 5 August 2017 3207 finance for development and to invest, lend Every interested person is required to give to and otherwise deal with the Company’s surplus the Authorised Officer within fourteen (14) days moneys as may from time to time be determined of the second publication of this Notice in the by its Board of Directors. Government Gazette a written declaration of the Description nature of his interest in the land and the amount and details of his claim for compensation. The said portion of land being Serial No. 1 (PIN 1515240197) being all that remains - [after Date: 13/07/2017 excisions of (i) a portion of land of five arpents The Honourable (5A00) sold as evidenced by title deed transcribed Showkutally SOODHUN, GCSK in Volume T. V412/386; (ii) a portion of land of one Vice-Prime Minister, arpents. ninety seven square perches (1A97) sold Minister of Housing and Lands as evidenced by title deed transcribed in Volume Ebene Tower, T. V950/189; (iii) a portion of land of forty two and Ebene ninety hundredths square perches(42.90P) sold as evidenced by title deed transcribed in Volume Second and Last Publication T.V 1025/125; (iv) a strip of land ten French feet wide being reserves of the Plaisance Canal and General Notice No. 1089 of 2017 (v) a portion of land of two thousand two hundred LAND ACQUISITION ACT and sixty three and fourteen hundredths square (Notice given under Section 8) metres (2263.14m2) sold as evidenced by title deed transcribed in Volume T.V 1617/148] - of a portion Notice is hereby given that I have decided of land of an original extent of eight arpents and to acquire compulsorily on behalf of the State nine square perches (8A09P) has been found to be of Mauritius a portion of land situate at Decaen of an extent of one thousand two hundred and street, Port Louis, in the district of Port Louis sixty three square metres (1263m2) after survey for the public purpose of constructing a Grade belonging to CENTRAL MOTORS LIMITED Separated Junction along Port Louis-Plaisance holding Business Registration No. C10001596 Dual Carriageway (Ml) at Decaen. as evidenced by title deed transcribed in Volume Description TV 1137/192 and is bounded as follows:- Portion No. 2 (Serial No. 2) [PIN 1112100003] Towards the North East by State Land (bordering of an extent of five square perches (0A 05P) or two the Ex-Airport Road) being road reserves on hundred and eleven and four hundredths square twenty seven metres and thirty three centimetres (27.33m). metres (211.04 m2) belonging to ANJOUMAN HIMAYAT UL MUSLEMINE SOCIETY Towards the South East by State Land on thirty (REG: B182 No. 1262) as evidenced by title deed nine metres and eighty one centimetres (39.81m). transcribed in Volume TV 793/194 is bounded as Towards the South West by Lockman Street on follows: - thirty two metres and eleven centimetres (32.1 Im). Towards the North by Decaen Street on thirteen Towards the North West by a plot of land metres and sixty three centimetres (13.63m). belonging to Mr Kashmiranand Seegobin on forty six metres and ninety two centimetres (46.92m). Towards the East partly by land belonging The whole as morefully shown on a plan drawn to Mr Abdul Khalid Adam Alimamode Hajee up by Mr Mohammad Irshaad Nuckchady Land Abdoola and partly by land belonging to Mr Surveyor, registered at the Cadastre Unit, Ministry Tiruvenkataswami Pakiry Poulle on a total length of Housing and Lands as PCR 27834/2014 on the measuring fifteen metres and sixty five centimetres 15/10/2014. The plan may be inspected by the (15.65m). public at the Archives Office of the Ministry of Towards the South by Portion No.3 (Serial Housing and Lands,. Ebene Tower, Ebene during No.3) of the plan mentioned below on thirteen office hours. metres and seventy two centimetres (13.72m). 3208 The Mauritius Government Gazette Towards the West by a canal on sixteen metres Towards the East partly by land belonging to and sixty two centimetres (16.62m). Mr Tiruvenkataswami Pakiry Poulle and partly The whole as morefully shown on a plan by land belonging to Mr C.S Yee Sit Yu on a total registered at the Cadastre Unit as ACQ/75/000370 length measuring ten metres and seventy four and ACQ/75/000371 drawn up by Rajendra Kumar centimetres (10.74m). BABOOLALL, Land Surveyor on 05/07/2017. Towards the South by Portion No.4 (Serial The plan may be inspected by the Public at the No.4) of the plan mentioned below on three lines Archives Office of the Ministry of Housing and measuring eleven metres and fifty eight centimetres Lands, Ebene Tower, Ebene, during office hours. (11.58m), one metre and forty seven centimetres (1.47m) and three metres and five centimetres Every interested person is required to give to the Authorised Officer within fourteen days of the (3.05m) respectively. second publication of this Notice in the Gazette a Towards the West by Portion No. 1 (Serial No. 1) written declaration of the nature of his interest in (being acquired from Heirs Rahimeea Sorefan and the land and the amount and details of his claim for Heirs Abdool Rahim Sorefan) on eight metres and compensation.
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