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THE EXPROPRIATED PROPERTIES ACT. Statutory Instrument 87—4 THE EXPROPRIATED PROPERTIES ACT. Statutory Instrument 87—4. The Expropriated Properties (Sale and Disposal) (Replacement) Order. Arrangement of Paragraphs. Paragraph 1. Citation. 2. Sale of unclaimed properties. 3. Disposal other than by sale. Schedule Schedule Schedule of expropriated properties to be sold. THE EXPROPRIATED PROPERTIES ACT. Statutory Instrument 87—4. The Expropriated Properties (Sale and Disposal) (Replacement) Order. (Under section 9 of the Act.) 1. Citation. This Order may be cited as the Expropriated Properties (Sale and Disposal) (Replacement) Order. 2. Sale of unclaimed properties. The properties set out in the Schedule to this Order shall be sold in the manner stipulated in the Expropriated Properties (Repossession and Disposal) Regulations. 3. Disposal other than by sale. Where any property remains unsold after having been offered for sale in accordance with paragraph 2 of this Order, the property shall be reoffered for sale for as many times as the Custodian Board Divestiture Committee shall determine, until it is eventually sold. _____ Schedule. para. 2. Schedule of expropriated properties to be sold. S. No. Proprietor Plot Street name Block LRV Folio Estate name Town/City 1 Kyadondo Coffee Factory FR31 17 2 Nazmudin Gulamhussein Habib 688 10 3 Vadera Cotton Company Ltd. 461 11 4 Mugungulu Farm 5 Busiro Planters Ltd. 6 H. Hirji & Popat Karsan 636 21 Estate 7 Gerald Havey Crane 493 10 Bugonzi Coffee Factory 8 Manibhai M. Patel Ltd. FR31 7 Bujuta Estate 9 76 8 Bujuta Estate 10 K. Pirbhai Busanyi Estate 11 FRV15 12 Buundo Estate 12 Nanji Kalidas Metha FRV2 10 Buundu Estate 13 Gayaza Farm 14 Ratailal M. & K. F. Patel Jalamba Coffee Factory 15 Kabizi Estate & Bujuta Poultry 16 P.R. Devji & R.P. Jeraj 611 25 Kahangi Estate 17 Bubwa Saw Mills Ltd. Kasenene Saw Mill 18 Kawagalo Coffee Factory 19 Kayanzi Sugar & Coffee Estate 20 Khosla Sukh Dev 764 1 Khosla Stone Quarries & Crushe 21 P.C. Patel Kibuguma Coffee Growers 22 Kikumbapanga Dairy Farm 23 Edward John Gun s/o Edward Gun Kyabalinzi Tea Estate 24 Mabira Co. Ltd. Kyabazala Saw Mills 25 Chotabhai Patel, V.N. & G.H. Dixit FRV1 6 Kyampisi Estate 26 Dipak Jashbhai Patel 15 6 Land in Busoga 27 Luube Coffee Growers Ltd. Luube Coffee Growers 28 FRV3 16 Magala Estates S. No. Proprietor Plot Street name Block LRV Folio Estate name Town/City 29 Busiro Planters Ltd. Makonge Estate Busingo 30 N. Shah & Co. Limited FRV29 4 Mawokota Saw Mill 31 Merari’s Tea Estate 32 Namungo Sugarcane Estate 33 Naminage Cotton Co. Limited 103 11 Residential Site 34 Pirani Brothers Ltd. Sumba Busika Estate 35 Hirji Sultanali Gulamhussein Universal Sugarcane Plantation 36 R. A. A. & J. A. Patel Victoria Tea Estate 37 Victoria Tea Estate Limited West Buganda Diocese 38 Kirebeki Tea Estates Ltd. 1 153 28 20 Kirebeki Tea Estate 39 Buwasi Farm Ltd. 14 693 744 15 Buwasi Farm Ltd. 40 M/S Dastur Properties & Invest. 635 3 635 3 41 Ahmed Sachedina N. M. & Pyarali 7 A 42 Sabarali Abdul Karim 23 Adams Road 43 P.R. & B.R.V.K. Patel 4 Ben Kiwanuka Street 334 2 44 A.F. Karbani 1 Butoozana 45 Rajabal Hirji & Hassan I. Hall 13 Gogonyo Road 46 5 Gogonyo Road 47 Singh Mathirudas 3 Haji Tamachi Place 48 G.R. Patel Hoima Road Kikonda Butema Farm 49 Akberkhan Sahib Shah 1 Jamat Khan Road 50 11 Jamat Khan Road 51 Mubende Garage Kakumiro Road 52 Anali Alibhai 275-277 Kibuga 4 300 3 53 Gulamali Muhamed 351 Kibuga 9 403 18 54 Rahnatali Hussainbux 365 Kibuga 9 679 11 55 Kamrudin P. Amarshi & Fazal 395 Kibuga 4 373 6 56 Husein Allibhai Lalani 396 Kibuga 4 373 3 57 Noordin H. Virani & Z.H.D. Virani 397 Kibuga 4 373 1 58 Sheramohamed Kassam Janali 398 Kibuga 4 373 22 59 Sakinabai Hussein Rahemutula 14 Mbulamuti 60 A. Sunderji & A. Najmudin 16 Mbulamuti B 61 Rudabhai Ali & J. Walji 9 Mbulamuti 62 Jathan A. Rombe 115 Mengo area S. No. Proprietor Plot Street name Block LRV Folio Estate name Town/City 63 Trik Mlal Jivraj 155 Mengo area 29 376 11 64 Nazmnadin Gulamhussein Habib 195 Mengo area 2 688 11 65 Jashabhai Bhailalbhai Patel 198 Mengo area 66 Nakasero Estates Ltd. 215 Mengo area 4 392 14 67 Rahemtula Jetha Virani 252 Mengo area 10 390 16 68 Arua Hussein Hamdani 451 Mengo area 9 378 16 69 Hari Krishan 491B Mengo area 12 70 Hari Krishan 491C Mengo area 12 71 Mrs. Janabhai Allibhai 520B Mengo area 72 Mrs. S. Noorali Mohamed 523B Mengo area 73 Mrs. Gajraben & I. Maganlal 547 Mengo area 12 74 Vallrbhai Vaghjibhai Patel 108 Mengo Kagugube 9 337 21 75 R.B. Hassnali 4 Mpabana 76 Dr. S. Rashid 153 Mulago Hill Road 29 754 2 77 Ramanlal Chaturbhai Patel 557 Mulago Hill Road 29 78 Hamati B. Patel 570 Mulago Hill Road 29 669 6 79 Jaffarali Mulji 64 Mulago Hill Road 29 80 H.R. Mavani 8 Muntume B 146 17 81 Muntundwe Mawokota Saw Mill 82 K.V. Vithani 3 Naranbhai 252 17 83 16/24 Nyerere Road 84 Ankole Maize Mill Limited 7 Second St Ankole Maize Mill 85 H.K.T. Chandarana 18 William Street 86 A. Zaifula 1 B 558 4 Aboke T/C 87 B.A. Patel 2 Aboke T/C 88 G. Dulabhji & Brothers 20 Aboke T/C 89 22 445 20 Aboke T/C 90 Shankerbhai K. Patel 22 140 15 Aboke T/C 91 S. K. Patel 23 57 19 Aboke T/C 92 A. L. Patel 4 Aboke T/C 93 H. B. Panjarani 8 Ajumani T/C Ajumani T/C 94 Patel S. Lallubhai 1 Aduku T/C 95 Patel Ashabhai Lallubhai 10B Aduku T/C 96 S. M. Patel 12C Aduku T/C S. No. Proprietor Plot Street name Block LRV Folio Estate name Town/City 97 Patel Lallubhai A. & Chaurbhai 2 Aduku T/C 98 Shantaben Makanbhai Patel 22 140 15 Aduku T/C 99 Chaturbhai Bhaijibhai Patel Co. 3 Aduku T/C 100 A. L. Patel 4 Aduku T/C 101 Chaturbhai Bhaijibhai Patel Co. 5 Aduku T/C 102 S. B. Raval 6 Aduku T/C 103 Patel Ashabah Lallubhai 7 Aduku T/C 104 Patel Becharbhai Chaturbhai 11 Ajumani Road Ajumani T/C 105 Morar Lali Nana 18D Aloi Road 305 12 Aloi T/C 106 19 Aloi Road Aloi T/C 107 M. B. Patel 20 Aloi Road 293 19 Aloi T/C 108 M. B. Patel 22 Aloi Road Aloi T/C 109 23 Aloi Road Aloi T/C 110 Fatuma w/o Abdu Jaffer 1 A 51 25 Amuria T/C 111 Moledina Merali 14 D 480 23 Undivided shares Amuria T/C 112 Khatumbhai w/o Abduli Hussein 14 D 480 22 Undivided shares Amuria T/C 113 S. Mohamed 16 D 63 22 Amuria T/C 114 Ismael Elianu & M. Kara Co. 18 D Amuria T/C 115 M.A. Rahemtulla & M.H. Rahemtulla 20 D Amuria T/C 116 H. Vallabhdas and S.D. Patel 21 C Amuria T/C 117 F. A. Merali 22 D 491 14 Amuria T/C 118 M. H. Walji 23 C 87 1 Amuria T/C 119 Chotai Rajnikant Armshi 22 Minakulu Road B 295 18 Apac 120 Yahyabhai Rajabali 1 Adumi Road 650 23 Arua 121 Sadrudin Manji Salsai Bardai 13 Adumi Road 281 18 Arua 122 15/17 Adumi Road 239 5 Arua 123 Ranchhodbhai Narambhai Patel 19A & B Adumi Road 304 19 Arua 124 2 Adumi Road Arua 125 Hasan Ismail & Abdulraheman A. 21 Adumi Road 305 9 Arua 126 F.A. Merali 22 Adumi Road Arua 127 24 Adumi Road Arua 128 Narambhai V. Suleman Kaba 29 Adumi Road Arua 129 Hasamkul H. Saudani & Mohamed 3 Adumi Road 16 10 Arua 130 R. H. Shuckle 5 Adumi Road Arua S. No. Proprietor Plot Street name Block LRV Folio Estate name Town/City 131 6 Adumi Road Arua 132 H. M. Dossajee 7 Adumi Road 134 17 Arua 133 Arua Bus Syndicate 9/11 Adumi Road Arua 134 A. R. H. Somani 42 Afra Road 631 5 Arua 135 Abdala A. Nansoor 66/68 Afra Road 616 21 Arua 136 A. Jiwa & A.A. Jiwa/Arua Radio C 10 Avenue 267 2 Arua 137 Abdulrahim Pirmohamed 11 Avenue 62 3 Arua 138 M/s Rajabali & Co. 12 Avenue 64 25 Arua 139 Shamshudin Jiwa Jamal 13/15 Avenue 358 21 Arua 140 N. C. Patel 16 Avenue 61 20 Arua 141 Nurali Virji Kacra 17/19 Avenue 364 20 Arua 142 Hadi Bhanji & Co. 18 Avenue 353 22 Arua 143 J.J. Thakkar 20 Avenue 374 12 Arua 144 K. A. Patel 21 Avenue 374 11 Arua 145 Harbhajan Singh s/o Bhulla S. 22 Avenue 394 13 Arua 146 Stankiya Brothers 24 Avenue 69 13 Arua 147 Trustees of Khalidas 4 Avenue 135 24 Arua 148 Dahiben H. Raval 5 Avenue 156 13 Arua 149 Akbarali Jamal & R. N. Jivraj 6 Avenue 61 19 Arua 150 A. Alibhai Walji 8 Avenue 164 23 Arua 151 Dolatkhanu K. Bardai 9 Avenue 278 23 Arua 152 S.I. Patel Ayivu 282 17 Arua 153 C. G. Patel 10 Godown Road 821 5 Arua 154 Sayed Abdulla Ahmed Mansur 2 Godown Road 671 3 Arua 155 Sharif Ahmed Bin Salim 21 Godown Road 580 9 Arua 156 Stankiya Brothers 23 Godown Road 284 11 Arua 157 R. G. Chawada 28 Godown Road Arua 158 H. Charshambe 31 Godown Road Arua 159 R. G. Chawada 33/35 Godown Road Arua 160 R.
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