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Sheriffs Act (90/1986): Description: Areas of Jurisdiction of Offices of Sheriffs in the Lower and Superior Courts 41092 4 No. 41092 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 4 SEPTEMBER 2017 GOVERNMENT NOTICES • GOEWERMENTSKENNISGEWINGS Justice and Constitutional Development, Department of/ Justisie en Staatkundige Ontwikkeling, Departement van DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT NO. 959 04 SEPTEMBER 2017 959 Sheriffs Act (90/1986): Description: Areas of Jurisdiction of Offices of Sheriffs in the Lower and Superior Courts 41092 DESCRIPTION: AREAS OF JURISDICTION OF OFFICES OF SHERIFFS IN THE LOWER AND SUPERIOR COURTS [Sheriffs Act, 1986 (Act No. 90 of 1986)] I, John Harold Jeffery, Deputy Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development, acting under sections 3(2)(a) and 3(4) of the Sheriffs Act, 1986 (Act No. 90 of 1986), hereby: In respect of Government Notice No 1554, as contained in Government Gazette No 40489 dated 12 December 2016. amend the sheriff's areas mentioned under Column "B ", within the superior and lower court jurisdiction mentioned under Column "A" of Schedule 1, as described through the point -to -point descriptions under Column "C ", with effect from 1 September 2017. In respect of the vacant superior and lower court sheriff areas, as well as those sheriff areas affected by the alignment of the vacant sheriff areas to the rationalized magisterial district boundaries as mentioned under Column "B" within the superior and lower court jurisdiction indicated under Column "A" of Schedule 2, describe the sheriff areas through the point -to -point descriptions under Column "C ", with effect from 1 September 2017. In respect of the vacant superior court sheriff areas mentioned under Column "B" within the superior and lower court jurisdictionindicated under Column "A" of Schedule 3, describe the vacant sheriff areas through the point -to -point descriptions under Column "C ", with effect from 1 September 2017 This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za STAATSKOERANT, 4 SEPTEMBER 2017 No. 41092 5 In respect of the superior and lower court sheriff areas indicated under Column "B" within the superior and lower court jurisdictionindicated under Column "A" of Schedule 4, describe portions of the existing sheriff areas that are not aligned to the rationalised magisterial district boundaries through the point -to -point descriptions under Column "C ". These areas will continue to be served by the existing Sheriff, but from the court in which jurisdiction the described portion resorts, with effect from 1 September 2017. The maps for the corresponding point -to -point descriptions of the sheriff areas mentioned in Schedules 1 -4 of this Notice are available on the websites of the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development (www.justice.gov.za) and the South African Board for Sheriffs (www.sheriffs.org.za). Givenunder my handat onthisthe dayof This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za 6 No. 41092 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 4 SEPTEMBER 2017 SCHEDULE 1 EASTERN CAPE COLUMN A COLUMN B Superior & Lower Court Sheriff area Eastern Cape High Court, Port Elizabeth; and Port Elizabeth West High and Lower Court Port Elizabeth Magisterial District COLUMN C Point to Point description of the Port Elizabeth West Sheriff Service Area Starting from the point of intersection of the southern suburb boundary of Khayamnandi and Uitenhage Road (R368), proceed along the R368 becoming the M14 in a general south easterly direction untill it intersects with the north western suburb boundary of Govan Mbeki. Proceed in a northerly direction along the suburb boundary untill it becomes the Chatty River and continue along the Chatty River untill it intersects with the Uitenhage Road (R75). Proceed in a south easterly direction along the R75 to the intersection with Bethelsdorp Road. Proceed in a southerly direction along Bethelsdorp Road that becomes the eastern suburb boundary of Missionvale, Salt Pan and Windvogel that is followed to the intersection thereof with Stanford Road. Proceed in a south easterly direction along Stanford Road to the intersection with the N2. Proceed in a southerly direction along the N2 to the point of intersection with the northern boundary of Schauderville being the western prolongation of Highfield Road. Proceed on Highfield Road to the intersection with Cottrell Street. Proceed in a southerly direction along Cottrell Street and then north easterly on Burt Road then northerly direction along Kempston Road (M8) (to exclude Life Mercantile Hospital) to the M8/ N2 intersection and continue on the M8 prolongation (service road) to the intersection with the suburb boundary of Deal Party. Proceed in a westerly and then northerly direction along the eastern suburb boundary of Deal Party to the point of intersection with the low-water mark. Proceed in a southerly direction along the low-water mark to the intersection of the low water mark and the north easterly prolongation of the southern suburb boundary of Humewood. From this point of intersection proceed in a south westerly direction along the southern suburb boundary of Humewood to the intersection with the eastern road reserve of Beach Road. Proceed along Beach Road which becomes Humewood Road (M4) to the intersection with Driftsands Drive (M13). Proceed in a south westerly direction along Driftsands Drive to the intersection of Driftsands Drive with the north eastern prolongation of the northern suburb boundary of Forest Hill. From this point of intersection proceed in a south westerly direction along the prolongation of and the northern suburb boundary to the point of intersection with La Rochelle Drive/ Forest Hill Drive/ Allister Miller Road. Proceed in a general westerly direction along Allister Miller Road to the intersection with the southern prolongation of the western suburb boundary of South End. Proceed in a northerly direction along the prolongation of and the western suburb boundary of South End to where it intersects with the Baakens River. Proceed in a westerly direction along the Baakens River to the point of intersection with the western suburb boundary of Mill Park. Proceed along the western suburb boundary of Mill Park in a northerly direction to the point of intersection with Cape Road (R102). Proceed in a westerly direction along Cape Road to the intersection with 3rd Avenue (Newton Park). Proceed in a northerly direction along 3rd avenue to the intersection with the southern suburb boundary of Schauderville at Burt Drive. Proceed in a north westerly direct along the southern suburb boundary of Schauderville, (portion of) Park side and Malabar to the point of intersection of the southern boundary of Malabar and the north western beacon of the northern suburb boundary of Western Hills. From the point of intersection use the prolongation (in a straight line) of the north western beacon of Western Hills to the prolonged intersection thereof with the eastern suburb boundary of Malambar at Godetta Drive. Proceed in a northerly direction along the western suburb boundary of Malabar untill it intersects This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za STAATSKOERANT, 4 SEPTEMBER 2017 No. 41092 7 with the northern suburb boundary of Parsons Vlei. Proceed in a north westerly direction along the northern boundary of Parsons Vlei to where it intersects with the southern suburb boundary of Bloemendal. Proceed along the southern suburb boundary of Bloemendal untill it intersects with the eastern boundary of the farm Kakkerlaks Vley 400. Proceed in a northerly direction along the eastern boundary of the mentioned farm to the most north eastern beacon thereof and prolong the mentioned boundary along the suburb boundary of Port Elizabeth NU to the point of interaction with the southern suburb boundary of Khayamnandi on the Uitenhage Road (R368), being the starting point. COLUMN A COLUMN B Superior & Lower Court Sheriff area Eastern Cape High Court, Port Elizabeth; and Port Elizabeth South High and Lower Court Port Elizabeth Magisterial District COLUMN C Point to Point description of the Port Elizabeth South Sheriff Service Area Starting from the point of intersection of Van Stadens Pass (R102)(becoming Old Cape Road (R102)), the Municipal boundary being the Van Stadens River, proceed in a easterly direction along the middle of Van Stadens Pass (R102) becoming Old Cape Road (R102) to the intersection with CJ Langenhoven Drive/ 1st Avenue. Proceed in a southerly direction along the middle of 1st Avenue which is also the eastern suburb boundaries of Newton Park, Glenhurd and Mangold Park. Proceed in a southerly direction along the mentioned eastern suburb boundaries untill the prolongation thereof intersects with the Baakens River. Proceed along the Baakens River in a general easterly direction to the point of intersection with the eastern suburb boundary of Walmer at 1st Avenue (Walmer). Proceed in a southerly direction along the suburb boundary of Walmer untill the prolongation thereof intersects with Allister Miller Road. Proceed in an easterly direction along the middle of Allister Miller Road to where it intersects with Forest Hill Drive/ La Rochelle Drive, which is also the north western beacon of the suburb Forest Hill. Proceed along the northern suburb boundary of Forest Hill untill the prolongation thereof intersects with the northern road reserve of Driftsands Drive. Proceed along Driftsands Drive in a north easterly direction untill it intersects with Humewood Road. Proceed in a south easterly direction along the eastern road reserve of Humewood Road which becomes Beach Road. Proceed along Beach Road in a south easterly direction up where it intersects with the northern suburb boundary of Summerstrand. Proceed along the suburb boundary in a north easterly direction untill it intersects with the low-water mark. Proceed along the low-water mark in a southerly and general westerly direction along the coast line to the intersection with the Municipal boundary at Van Stadens River. Proceed in a northerly direction along the Municipal boundary being the Van Stadens River to the point of intersection with the Van Stadens Pass (R102) being the starting point. - 2 - This gazette is also available free online at www.gpwonline.co.za 8 No.
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