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September 7 Gazette.Pdf Saint Lucia Government Gazette Monday September 7, 2009 • Issue 36 935 The Public is hereby informed that in order to Erratum........... ascertain the standards of roads, certain laboratory tests must be conducted by the Ministry of Communications Statutory Instrument No. 85 of 2009 which was at a cost to the developer. This is necessary to ensure published in the Official Gazette of August 10th, 2009 that when these roads are taken over by the Ministry of was printed with an error. In Column 3 the word Communications they are to the required standard. “Excise Tax Rates” should be deleted and replaced with “Consumption Tax Rates”. Please be guided accordingly. The Statutory Instrument No. 85 of 2009 is hereby Executive Secretary corrected, re-published and replaces the previous Development Control Authority. Statutory Instrument No. 85 of 2009. Statutory Instrument ........... The following document is published with and form part of this Gazette: Customs Exchange Rates Statutory Instrument Effective Monday, No. 85 of 2009 — Consumption Tax (Amendment of 31st August, 2009 Schedule 1) Order. $ $ $ $ T is notified for general information that under the provisions of section 78 (2) of Ithe Customs (Control and Management) Notices ........... Act No. 23 of 1990 as amended that the under- mentioned rates of exchange shall be used for determining their equivalent in E.C. dollars. Ministry of Finance U. K. Pound $4.4125 International Mutual Funds Act, No. 22 of 2006 U.S.A $2.7169 REVOCATION OF INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC Canadian Dollar $2.4861 MUTUAL FUND LICENCE Marco Polo Global Hedge Fund D.Krs. (Danish Kroners) $0.5190 uRSuANT to Section 51 (2) (b) of the International NZ (New Zealand Dollar) $1.7085 Mutual Funds Act, No. 22 of 2006 the Minister Presponsible for International Financial Services Australian Dollar $2.2626 (The Honourable Stephenson King) has revoked the Jamaican Dollar $0.0304 International Public Mutual Fund Licence, No. IMF/001 of Marco Polo Global Hedge Fund. Japanese Yen $0.0287 The date of Revocation is August 24, 2009. Guyanese Dollar $0.0135 SIGNED: Calixte Leon Director, Financial Sector Supervision Swedish Kroners $0.3816 Venezuelan Bolivars $0.0013 Barbados Dollar $1.3542 Development Control Authority Euro $3.8629 HE Development Control Authority would like to remind the general Public that one of the conditions Swiss Franc $2.5434 Tof approval granted for the implementation of all subdivisions is that the infrastructure must be provided Trinidad & Tobago $0.4545 in accordance with the standards of the Development Control Authority, Ministry of Communications, Works HERMAN ST. HELEN, Transport and Public utilities, LuCELEC and WASCO. Comptroller of Customs & Excise (Ag.) 936 Saint Lucia Government Gazette Monday September 7, 2009 • Issue 36 Decisions taken by the Development Control Authority (DCA) List of Approvals for the week ending: August 14, 2009 Saint Lucia Government Gazette Monday September 7, 2009 • Issue 36 937 Decisions taken by the Development Control Authority (DCA) List of Approvals for the week ending: August 14, 2009 938 Saint Lucia Government Gazette Monday September 7, 2009 • Issue 36 Decisions taken by the Development Control Authority (DCA) List of Approvals for the week ending: August 27, 2009 Saint Lucia Government Gazette Monday September 7, 2009 • Issue 36 939 IN THE EASTERN CARIBBEAN SUPREME COURT IN THE HIGH COuRT OF JuSTICE SAINT LuCIA CLAIM NO. SLuHCV2007/0980 BETWEEN: (1) FIRST CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANK (BARBADOS) LIMITED formerly known as Barclays Bank PLC Claimant and (1) ROCK JEAN (2) MARGARET JEAN Defendants TO : MARGARET JEAN whose last known registered address was La Pansee in the quarter of Castries NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against you in the High Court of Justice (Saint .Lucia) Claim No. SLuHCV2007/0980 by FirstCaribbean International Bank (Barbados) Limited formerly known as Barclays Bank PLC wherein Judgment has been entered against you and a Writ of Execution for seizure and sale of your property has been filed in the High Court of Justice together with an Application to fix an upset price for same. AND service upon you of the Notice of the said Application is being effected upon you by this advertisement in two issues of a local newspaper as well as in two issues of the Official Gazette. AND take notice that the hearing of the application on the part of the Claimant for an order to fix an upset price shall be heard on Tuesday 24th November 2009 at the High Court of Justice, Peynier Street, in the city of Castries at 9 o’clock in the forenoon. IF YOu desire to respond to the said Application you must do so Within 7 days of the last publication of this advertisement, or the application will be heard in your absence. THE Application can be viewed at the High Court Office at Peynier Street, Castries, Saint Lucia or at the Chambers of Floissac Fleming and Associates, Cnr. Brazil and Mongiraud Street, Castries, Saint Lucia. Dated this 27th day of August, 2009. FLOISSAC FLEMING & ASSOCIATES Per: Geoffrey DuBoulay Legal Practitioner for the Claimant The court office is at Peynier Street, Castries, Saint Lucia telephone number 453-1916, Fax 453-1917, E-mail [email protected]. The office is open between 9:00a.m and 2:00p.m. on Monday to Thursday and between 9:00a.m. to 3:00p.m. on Friday except public holidays. This Notice is filed by Floissac Fleming & Associates, Solicitors for the Claimant, Cnr. Brazil and Mongiraud Streets, Castries, Saint Lucia, Tel: 452-2887/452-3250, Fax 453-1496, Email: [email protected] [ First Publication Only ] 940 Saint Lucia Government Gazette Monday September 7, 2009 • Issue 36 IN THE EASTERN CARIBBEAN SUPREME COURT IN THE HIGH COuRT OF JuSTICE SAINT LuCIA CLAIM NO. SLuHCV2009/0658 BETWEEN: (1) 1ST NATIONAL BANK ST. LuCIA LIMITED Claimant and (1) CHARLENE MORELLA REECE (2) MERLIN DA COSTA REECE also known as MERLIN REECE (3) MORELLA REECE (nee Philgence) Defendants TO : CHARLENE MORELLA REECE NOTICE TAKE NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that a Claim has been filed in the High Court of Justice, St. Lucia No. SLuHCV2009/0658 against you by the Claimant, 1st National Bank St. Lucia Limited. SERVICE pursuant to Rule 5.13 CPR 2000 of the Claim Form and Statement of Claim and all other proceedings in this matter will be effected on you through advertisements in two issues of the Official Gazette and in two publications in a newspaper circulating in Saint Lucia. IF YOu DESIRE to defend this action or to be heard you must within twenty eight (28) days of the last publication file an Acknowledgment of Service at the Registry of the High Court of Justice, Peynier Street in the city of Castries in this Island. IN DEFAuLT of filing Acknowledgment of Service within the time stipulated, the court may hear the case in your absence without further notice and Judgment may be granted in favour of the Claimant. THE Claim Form and Statement of Claim and be viewed at the High Court Office at Peynier Street, Castries, Saint Lucia telephone number 453-1916, Fax 453-1917. The office is open between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. on Mondays to Thursdays and between 9:00a.m to 3:00p.m on Fridays expect public holidays. Dated this 26th day of August, 2009. FLOISSAC FLEMING & ASSOCIATES Per: Cheryl C. Goddard-Dorville Legal Practitioner for the Claimant This Notice is filed by Floissac Fleming & Associates, Solicitors for the Claimant, Cnr. Brazil and Mongiraud Streets, Castries, Saint Lucia, Tel: 452-2887/452-3250, Fax 453-1496, Email: [email protected] [ First Publication Only ] Saint Lucia Government Gazette Monday September 7, 2009 • Issue 36 941 IN THE EASTERN CARIBBEAN SUPREME COURT IN THE HIGH COuRT OF JuSTICE SAINT LuCIA CLAIM NO. SLuHCV2009/0489 BETWEEN: (1) 1ST NATIONAL BANK ST. LuCIA LIMITED Claimant and (1) GRAND MARIGOT ESTATE LTD. (2) JuAN MANE CHECA (3) ARTuRO JOSE RuBIO PuELL Defendants TO : (1) JuAN MANE CHECA (2) ARTuRO JOSE RuBIO PuELL NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that a Claim has been filed in the High Court of Justice, St. Lucia No. SLuHCV2009/0489 against you by the Claimant, 1 st National Bank St. Lucia Limited. AND SERVICE of the Notice of the Claim Fonn and Statement of Claim and all other proceedings in this matter will be effected on you through advertisements in two issues of the Official Gazette and in two publications in a newspaper circulating in Saint Lucia. IF YOu DESIRE to defend this action or to be heard you must within twenty eight (28) days of the last publication file an Acknowledgment of Service at the Registry of the High Court of Justice, Peynier Street in the city of Castries in this Island. IN DEFAuLT of filing Acknowledgment of Service within the time stipulated, the court may hear the case in your absence without further notice and Judgment may be granted in favour of the Claimant. THE Claim Form and Statement of Claim can be viewed at the High Court Office at Peynier Street, Castries, Saint Lucia telephone number 453-1916, Fax 453-1917 or email [email protected]. The office is open between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. on Mondays to Thursdays and between 9:00a.m to 3:00p.m on Fridays expect public holidays. Dated this 26th day of August, 2009. FLOISSAC FLEMING & ASSOCIATES Per: Geoffrey Du Boulay Legal Practitioner for the Claimant This Notice is filed by Floissac Fleming & Associates, Solicitors for the Claimant, Cnr. Brazil and Mongiraud Streets, Castries, Saint Lucia, Tel: 452-2887/452-3250, Fax 453-1496, Email: [email protected] [ First Publication Only ] 942 Saint Lucia Government Gazette Monday September 7, 2009 • Issue 36 NOTICE SAINT LUCIA DECLARATION OF ACQUISITION PURSUANT TO SECTION 3 OF THE LAND ACQUISITION ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 5.04) And IN THE MATTER of a Declaration by the Governor General acting on the advice of Cabinet that a Parcel of land situate at Fond St.
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