Crown Lands Act

126 Mauritius Laws 19'JO Vol 2 CROWN LANDS ACT RL 2/183-21 March 1874 ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS 1 Short title 2 Interpretation 2A Jurisdiction over defence lands 3 Sale of Crown land 4 Grant or lease for charitable purposes 5 Sales by public auction 6 Leases of Crown land 7 Rules for sale or lease by auction 8 Land with buildings 9 10 Conditions of sale settled by Minister 11 Purchase price 12 Time for payment may be granted 13 Payment of purchase price 14 Deed of sale to be executed within 4 months 15 Deed made at transferee's expense 15A Parties to deeds 158 Control over land settlement land 16 Non-execution of deed of sale or lease 17 Purchase of land not advertised 1 Short title 18 Jouissances 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Expiring jouissances Eviction of squatters Entry of surveyors on contiguous properties Curatelle lands Rights ot police and forest officers 28 Costs and powers of Minister 29-30 31 Exchange of Crown land 32 Crown land in payment of compensation 33 Regulations 34 Public nuisance 35 Crown land imprescriptible 36 Recovery of rent Schedule Appendix This Act may be cited as the Crown Lands Act. 2 Interpretation In this Act "Crown land" includes defence lands and the pas geometriques as defined in section 2 of the Forests and Mountain and River Reserves Act and all lands belonging to or in possession of the Crown;• "defence lands" means the portions of lands specified in the Schedule; "land settlement land" means Crown land which the Minister, by notice in the Gazette, declares to be land settlement land; "Minister" means the Minister to whom responsibility for the subject of lands is assigned. 2A Jurisdiction over defence lands No alienation, disposal, lease or right in or over defence lands shall be granted except by or on behalf of the Minister to whom the responsibility for the subject of defence is assigned. 3 Sale of Crown land The Minister may sell Crown land other than {a) defence lands; {b) mountain reserves which belong to the Government; {c) pas geometriques; {d) river reserves which belong to the Government. 4 Grant or lease for charitable purposes (1) No Crown land shall be granted or leased otherwise than at its full rental value. (2) Notwithstanding subsection {1) (a) the Minister may, where a portion of Crown land is bona fide required for religious, ch.:-,· :tz.:. :-:: or -"Ou,:atio,1,;d pur;::n':'2:, •:i, i,;r pu, pa~f·S o• public utility, This definition of pas geometriques was repealed by section 18 of the Forests and Reserves Act 1983. Crown LJnds 127 grant such land, or lease it on payment of such rental and on such conditions as he may approve; (b) the Minister may, where a portion of Crown land is bona fide required for development purposes, grant such land, or lease it on payment of such rental and on such conditions as he may approve. 5 Sales by public auction (1) All sales of Crown land shall be by public auction. (2) No Crown Land shall be sold unless it is in the public interest to do so and in exchange of another portion of land. [ Amended 34/89] 6 Leases of Crown land (1) All leases of Crown Land shall be (a) by public auction, notice of which shall be given in the Gazette and 2 daily newspapers 2 weeks at least before the day fixed for the auction, or by private contract upon such terms and conditions, not inconsistent with this Act, as the Minister may approve; (b) subject to the conditions that (i) the land leased shall not be used for any purpose for which it is not leased without the prior approval in writing of the Minister; (ii) the land leased shall not be so utilized as to constitute any nuisance or to cause any detriment to or pollution of the natural resources and the environment, including any adjoining sea, beach, lake, canal or river; (iii) the lease may be cancelled, after service of a notice setting out the reason for the cancellation, if the provisions of the preceding paragraphs (i) and (ii) are not duly observed. (1A) In the case of leases for campement sites (a) not more than one lease shall be held by any person at any time; and (b) not more than one arpent and a quarter shall be let at any time to any person unless (i) any portion of Crown land exceeding one arpent and a quarter is so situated that it cannot conveniently be divided and in the opinion of the Minister it is desirable to let the whole of that portion to any one person; or (ii) the granting of a lease of Crown land exceeding one arpent and a quarter is (A) in the opinion of the Minister in the public interest; or (B) approved by the Minister where the land is to be used for recreation by a registered club or for a bona fide religious, charitable or educational purpose. (2) The rents shall be payable in advance and in default of payment of any instalment within one month after service of a notice claiming payment, the Minister may, notwithstanding any other enactment, by an order in writing, cancel the lease, and thereupon the Government may without any further formality resume possession of the land. (3) (a) Where the lessee in the exercise of his rights under the lease has planted the land possession of which is resumed by the Government, the Minister shall assess the value of any such plantations existing at the time of resumption of possession and shall, after deducting from such assessment the arrears of rent due, pay over to the lessee, as compensation, an amount equal to the excess, if any, of the assessment over the arrears of rent due. (b) Once the assessment has been made, the lessee shall be made aware of it and shall be informed of his right of appeal under subsection (4). (4) Any lessee aggrieved by the assessment made under subsection (3) may appeal to the Magistrate of the district where the Crown land is situated. (5) Every appeal before the District Court shall be by plaint with summons, and shall be heard 2.,d determined according to the procedure prescribed by the District c1nd lnte1 mediate Courts (Civil Jurisdiction) Act. 128 Mauritius laws 1990 Vol 2 (6) The plaint shall state the grounds of appeal, and the appellant shall not adduce evidence of any ground which is not included in the plaint. (7) The plaint shall be lodged with the District Clerk within 10 days after notification to the appellant of the assessment complained of. (8) The Magistrate may either dismiss the appeal absolutely or vary the assessment, with or without costs. [Amended 34/89) 7 Rules for sale or lease by auction (1) Where Crown land is to be sold or leased by public auction, the Minister shall give notice thereof in the Gazette and 2 daily newspapers 2 weeks at least before the day fixed for the sale or lease. (2) The notice shall distinctly state whether there are on the land intended to be sold or leased buildings belonging to the Government and, if so, whether the buildings are to be sold or leased with the land. (3) (a) Subject to paragraph (bl, the land or the lease thereto shall be adjudged at the auction to the highest bidder. (b) The Minister may withdraw such land or lease from the auction if the highest bid is, in his opinion, below the actual value of the land or the actual rental value, as the case may be. 8 Land with buildings (1) Where there are on the land to be disposed of any buildings not belonging to the Crown, the land shall be sold irrespective of the value of the buildings, the purchaser of the land being left free to contract with the owner of the buildings. (2) Before such land is put up for sale, the owner of the buildings shall receive 28 days notice from the Chief Surveyor in order to elect to remove his buildings before the sale. 9 10 Conditions of sale settled by Minister (1) (a) The conditions of sale settled by the Minister shall be read aloud by the Vendue Master, and may vary according to the special circumstances of every case. (b) In every case one quarter of the purchase price shall be paid before the purchaser is allowed to sign the conditions of sale, and the purchaser shall enter into a bond with 2 sureties bound jointly and severally with him to pay the balance of the purchase price at the time and in the manner settled in the conditions of sale. (2) Nothing in subsection (1) shall take away or in any manner modify the Government privileged vendor's right in and over the property thus sold. 11 Purchase price The Vendue Master shall forthwith pay into the hands of the Accountant-General the sums paid on account of every such sale, and the Accountant-General, to whom the necessary information shall forthwith be conveyed by the Chief Surveyor, shall claim payment of the balance due at the time when such payments ought to be effected. 12 Time for payment may be granted (1) The Minister may grant time to a purchaser for the payment of the balance due on any purchase price, and where any such balance is not paid at the time it should be paid the land shall be put up again for sale by public auction in the manner and form as aforesaid. (2) The money deposited on the day of sale shall be forfeited and the bonds shall at once be referred to the Attorney-General for action in case of need. (11 Where or, a subsequen; , -,1<; or L'pon action brcught against the original purchase, or ,urPti"'" th~ whole amount of the c~:r,/ ,:al purchase p: ;.:c •• ;,;l all costs cuid incidental ci ,drge!> is recovered, the Minister may remit to the original purchaser such portion of the forfeited money as is in excess of the original purchase price, costs and incidental charges. Crown Ldnds 129 13 Payment of purchase price A purchaser may pay to the Vendue Master at the time of the sale the whole of the purchase money, and also pay by anticipation into the hands of the Accountant-General the whole of the balance due on the purchase price. 14 Deed of sale to be executed within 4 months (1) Every purchaser or lessee shall execute the deed of sale or of lease within 4 months of his entry in possession. (2) Every deed of sale shall embody the conditions of sale under which the adjudication took place, a short memorandum of the adjudication, and where the conditions of sale do not convey a sufficiently clear and accurate verbal description there shall be annexed a descriptive survey of the lands sold, made or caused to be made by the Principal Assistant Secretary, Ministry of Housing, lands and Town and Country Planning or any officer delegated by him. (3) The survey shall be made at the expense of the purchaser. (4) Every deed of lease shall contain the stipulated conditions of the lease and to it shall likewise be annexed a descriptive survey under the same conditions as are enacted for deeds of sale. 1 S Deed made at transferee's expense Deeds, whether of sale or of lease shall be made at the expense of the purchasers or lessees and shall be registered and transcribed by the Conservator of Mortgages at the instance of the Government, but at the expense of the purchasers or lessees. 1 SA Parties to deeds (1) The deeds mentioned in section 15 shall be signed by the party purchasing the land or taking the lease and the Principal Assistant Secretary, Ministry of Housing, lands and Town and Country Planning. (2) Deeds of lease of land settlement land, shall be signed by the party taking the lease and by the Chief Agricultural Officer. 158 Control over land settlement land Notwithstanding any other enactment, the control of, and supervision over, land settlement land, shall be vested in the Chief Agricultural Officer. 16 Non-execution of deed of sale or lease (1) Where a purchaser or lessee neglects to execute his title deed within the period specified in section 14, he shall receive a notice to do so within 14 days, and where such notice is not complied with within 14 days, the sale or lease shall be held to be annulled and a new sale or lease shall be proceeded with. (2) The money paid by such purchaser or lessee shall be forfeited subject to the power granted to the Minister by section 12. 17 Purchase of land not advertised Any person who wishes to have an opportunity of purchasing at public auction lands which have not been advertised for sale or of obtaining a lease of the same may apply to the Minister stating as precisely as possible the locality, area and boundaries of the land required to be purchased or to be held under contract of lease. 18 Jouissances The ,\1inister shall not grant jouissances of Crown land. 19 20 Expiring jouissances (1) Existing jouissances held for a limited period determined by efflux of time, shall not be renewed, but may be converted into a sale or a lease as the Minister thinks fit. (2) Where there are buildings erected by the holder of the jouissance on such land, the holder may remove his buildings or demand that the land be put up for sale unless the 'Ainister agrees 0 pu;chase the said b1.iiidings. 130 Mauritius Laws 1990 Vol 2 22 Eviction of squatters (1) No person shall take possession of, encroach upon, cultivate or put up any building or other structure on any part of any Crown land without the express authorisation in writing of the Minister. (2) Every person who fails to comply with subsection (1) or who is a person in occupation of Crown land without any right or authority, shall be deemed to be a squatter. (3) Where the Minister is satisfied that there is a squatter on Crown land he may cause a notice to be issued calling upon him to vacate the land within a delay to be specified in the notice. (4) A notice issued under subsection (3) shall be served on the squatter in person or, where the squatter cannot be traced or served with the notice within 48 hours of its issue, posted up in a conspicuous place on the land or any building or other structure on the land. (5) Where a squatter fails to comply with a notice served on him or posted up in accordance with subsection (4) he shall commit an offence and shall, on conviction, be liable to pay a fine not exceeding 1,000 rupees and to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 3 months. (6) Subject to subsection (3) and notwithstanding subsection (5), the Minister may, with the assistance of a Police Officer, cause a squatter to be removed immediately from any land occupied by him and cause any building or other structure existing on the land to be demolished. (7) Where a squatter who has been removed from any Crown land re-occupies the Crown land or occupies any other Crown land without the express authorisation in writing of the Minister, he shall commit an offence and shall, on conviction, be liable to a fine of 5,000 rupees and to imprisonment for a term which shall not be less than one year or more than 3 years. (8) Subsection (7) shall be without prejudice to the right of the Minister to remove the squatter from the land or to cause any building or other structure put up by him to be demolished. (9) Where any building or other structure is demolished pursuant to this section, such part of the materials as are still in good or usable condition shall be kept by the Minister and retur,,ed to the squatter upon his application and upon payment by him of a reasonable sum of money calculated to defray the expenses of demolition. (10) In any proceedings under this section, a certificate from the Chief Surveyor that land which is the subject-matter of the proceedings is Crown land shall be prima facie evidence that the land is Crown land. (11) No action for damages or otherwise shall lie against the Minister or any person acting under his authority in respect of anything done under this section except where the person evicted or the person whose building or structure was demolished was in possession of an authority in writing from the Minister to occupy the land or to put up the building or other structure on the land or was lawfully in occupation of the land. [ Amended 6/86; R 4/86] 23 24 Entry of surveyors on contiguous properties (1) Where a Government surveyor or any sworn land surveyor, deputed by the Principal Assistant Secretary, Ministry of Housing, Lands and Town Country Planning shall bona fide in the course of a survey find it necessary to enter upon the property of a neighbouring proprietor for the purposes of his operations, he may do so, provided that if such neighbouring proprietor, to whom 8 days written notice has been given, is willing to urge any objections or to make any protestations as seem to him advisable, the Government surveyor or sworn land surveyor shall be bound to take note of such objections or protestations and enter the same in the memorandum of survey b) him drawn up. (2) Where the surveyor finds it necessary to cut standing crops or timber or brushwood, for the purposes of his operation, he shall apply to a Judge in <:;hambers or the Magi'>tr;;,~· c:r the district, and the Judee or Magi-;tra•.e :,;;.y {v~ an order to thal effect zfter ha,;i"ig heai·d t~,c iu?15h;:.0 ... r;r,6 i),0, ., :;;:;c.-. Crown Lands 131 (3) Where frivolous or wilfully false objections or protestations are made to the entry of surveyors instructed to carry out the provisions of this Act, the court or the Judge or the Magistrate called upon to adjudicate upon the nature and force of such objections or protestations, may declare the same to have been wilfully false or frivolous and may order the party who made or urged such objections or protestations to pay the costs of suit and a fine not exceeding 200 rupees. 25 Curatelle lands (1) Where the Curator has been sent in possession of immovable property, the area of which is of 50 acres or more, he shall give notice of the fact to the Conservator of Forests who shall then keep watch over, superintend and protect such property on behalf and at the expense of the Curator. (2) The Conservator of Forests shall not incur any expense on account of such property, except such as may be necessary to keep watch over, superintend and protect the same. 26 Rights of police and forest officers (1) Police officers shall at all times have the same rights and duties as forest officers and when acting as such shall be deemed forest officers under this Act. (2) All forest officers shall have with regard to search warrants issued in any suspected case of a breach of this or any other enactment concerning· Crown lands, woods, forests or plantations, the same powers as police officers. 27 28 Costs and powers of Minister (1) Where the Minister thinks it just and expedient to grant a lease of Crown lands either to persons having squatted thereon or to any other person or persons, and whatever may be the terms or conditions of such lease, the Minister where satisfied that the tenant or intended tenant is too poor to be able to pay the costs for a title deed or for registration of same, may remit such costs or reduce them to such nominal sum as he thinks just and reasonable, or allow them to be paid by instalments. (2) The costs for a title deed which the Minister is empowered to remit or reduce or allow to be paid by instalments under this section shall include costs of transcription of such title deed. 29-30 31 hchange of Crown land Subject to this Act and the Pas Geometriques Act, the Minister may authorise the e,change of any Crown land for any other land by private contract upon such terms and c0ndi,;u:is as he may approve. 3l Crown land in payment of compensation Subject to this Act and the Pas Geometriques Act, the Minister may authorise Crown land to be given by private contract upon such terms and conditions as he may approve in payment either in whole or in part of any compensation payable in respect of land compulsorily acquired by the Government. 33 Regulations (1) The Minister may make such regulations as he thinks fit for the purposes of this Act. (2) Any regulations made under subsection (1) may include conditions under which stones, coral, earth, turf and grass may be removed from Crown land. (3) Any person who removes, or causes to be removed, any stones, coral, earth, turf or grass from any Crown land, in contravention of any condition prescribed by such regulations, shall commit an offence and shall on conviction, be liable, to a penalty not exceeding 50 rupees. (4) In the case of leased pas geometriques, the consent in writing of the lessee to the removal of stones .. coral, earth, turf. gras~ ,y sand from such pas geometriques; shall be obtained. [Ar.,,, .. ,. ~(.>,::I 34/89] 132 Mauritius Laws 1990 Vo/2 34 Public nuisance (1) Any person who dumps or causes to be dumped any sand, coral, earth, stones, wood or other object on any Crown Land or on any beach, sea, canal, river or lake adjoining Crown Land shall commit an offence and shall on conviction be liable to a fine which shall not be less than 500 rupees or more than 2,000 rupees and to imprisonment for a term which shall not exceed 6 months. (2) In addition to the penalty specified in subsection (1) the court may order the offender to remove the subject matter of the offence within a period to be specified by the Court or, in case of default, to pay the costs of the removal. (3) Subject to subsection (1), any person who acts contrary to section 6(1)(b)(ii) shall commit an offence and shall on conviction be liable to a fine which shall not be less than 1,000 rupees nor more than 5,000 rupees and to imprisonment for a term which shall not be less than 1 month nor more than 12 months. (4) Notwithstanding section 114 of the Courts Act and section 72 of the District and Intermediate Courts (Criminal Jurisdiction) Act, a Magistrate shall have jurisdiction to try all offences under this Act and may impose any penalty provided by this Act. [ Amended 34/89] 35 Crown land imprescriptible Notwithstanding article 2227 of the Code Napoleon or any other enactment, Crown land is imprescriptible. 36 Recovery of rent (1) Recovery of rent due under (a) any shooting, fishing or grazing lease of any Crown land shall take place at the instance of the Conservator of Forests; (b) any other lease of Crown land shall take place at the instance of the Accountant-General. (2) Where any rent is due it shall be recovered by the Conservator of Forests, or the Accountant-General, as the case may be. under the procedure and in the form and manner provided by the Recovery of Crown Debts Act, and that Act shall apply to all proceedings under this section. [ Amended 34/89] SCHEDULE (section 2) (1) A portion of land situate at Le Chaland in the district of Grand Port of an extent of 16A64 excised from a portion of 44A80 which belonged to the Admiralty as evidenced by title deed transcribed in Vol 512 No 215 and subsequently transferred to the Secretary of State for Defence by virtue of subsection (2) of section 2 of the Ministry of Defence (Transfer of Functions) Act, 1964 of the United Kingdom. Thi; said portion of 16A64 is more fully described in a Memorandum oi Survey drawn up by Mr R Duverge, Surveyor, Ministry of Housing, Lands and Town and Country Planning. and closed on 24 February 1969 and registered in Reg LS 20 No 9649. (2) Three portions of land situate at Vacoas in the District of Plaines Wilhems and measuring respectively 17A70, 11A60 and 10A55 being all that remains of a portion of an original extent of 41A50 which belonged to Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State in the United Kingdom as evidenced by title deed transcribed in Vol 237 No 228, after excision of a portion of 1 1/4 acres and a strip of OA46 along St Paul Road from Portion No 1. Those 3 portions of lands were subsequently transferred to the Secretary of State for Defence by virtue of subsection (2) of section 2 of the Ministrv oi Defence (Transfer of Functions) Act, 1964 of the United Kingdom and are more fully described in a Memorandum of Survey drawn up by Mr Max Derblay, Surveyor, Ministry of Housing, Lands and Town and Country Planning and closed on 13 January 1969 and registered in Reg LS 20 No 9517. (3) A portion of land of an orignal extent of 5A38 but in reality of an extent of 5A50 situate at Phoenix in the District of Plaines Wilhems which belonged to Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the War Department as evidenced by ti~~" dc~d tr:Jnscribed in Vol 230 No J41 and subsequently transferred to the Secretary of :j,ate for Defo1o.:e i,, v:.-~ue oi 5ubsection (2) of section 2 of the Ministry of Oefence 1Transier oi Fu11ctio11s) Act, i9&.; c.,i 1he ,.J11i1t-J Ki11gd0,11 and more iu:1) described in a Crown Lands 133 Memorandum of Survey drawn up by Mr Max Derblay, Surveyor, Ministry of Housing. Lands and Town and Country Planning and closed on 31 December 1968 and registered in Reg LS 20 No 9501. (4) A portion of land of an original extent of 29A69 but in reality of an extent of 29A66 situate at Phoenix in the District of Plaines Wilhems which belonged to the War Department as evidenced by title deed transcribed in Vol 252 No 355 and subsequently transferred to the Secretary oi State for Defence in virtue of subsection (21 of section 2 of the Ministry of Defence (Transfer of Functions) Act, 1964 of the United Kingdom and more fully described in a Memorandum of Survey drawn up by Mr Carol Lecordier, Surveyor, Ministry of Housing, Lands and Town and Country Planning and closed on 20 December 1968 and registered in Reg LS 20 No 9492. (5) A portion of land of an extent of 134A71 made up of part of a portion of land of an extent of about 166A15 donated by Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the War Department in the United Kingdom to the Commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland as evidenced by title deed transcribed in Vol 846 No 98, and of part of a portion of 68A49 being all that remains of a portion of 239A50 purchased by Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the War Department in the United Kingdom as evidenced by a title deed transcribed in Vol 230 No 141. The 2 portions of 166A15 and 68A49 were subsequently transferred to the Ministry of Defence by virtue of subsection (2) of section 2 of the Ministry of Defence (Transfer of Functions) Act, 1964 of the United Kingdom and the said portion of 134A71 is more fully described in a Memorandum of Survey drawn up by Mr Max Derblay, Surveyor, Ministry of Housing, Lands and Town and Country Planning on 21 January 1969 and closed on 26 May 1969 and registered in Reg LS 20 No 9748. (6) 197 portions of land listed in the Appendix to this Schedule forming part of Plaisance Airport Grounds in the District of Grand Port place called Plaisance acquired by the former Colonial Government of Mauritius for and on behalf of the Admiralty of the United Kingdom, the ownership of which was subsequently transferred to the Secretary of State for Defence in virtue of subsection (2) of section 2 of the Ministry of Defence (Transfer of Functions) Act, 1964 of the United Kingdom. The 197 portions of land are included in a block of land of an extent of 1042A64 more fully described in a Memorandum of Survey drawn up by M LA Roblet, Divisional Surveyor, Ministry of Housing, lands and Town and Country Planning on 14 February 1969 and closed on 10 March 1969 and registered in Reg LS 20 No 9665. (7) A portion of land of an extent of 0A99 which belonged to the Admiralt\· as evidenced by a title deed transcribed in Vol 512 No 215 and subsequently transferred to the Secretary of State ior Defence in virtue of subsection (2) of section 2 of the Ministry of Deience (Transfer of Functions) Act 1964 of the United Kingdom and more fully described in a Memorandum of Survey drawn up by Mr P Savrimoutou then Assistant Surveyor PWD and closed on 26 September 1946, and registered in Reg LS 17 No 8298. Serial TV No No 1 512'215 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2':. 23 APPENDIX (paragraph 6 of the Schedule) Extent Acquired from 0A28 Mon Tresor & Mon Desert Ltd 0A60 1/4 0A11 0A31 0A21 0A34 0A34 0A22 0A37 0A05 0A08 1/2 0A21 0A17 1/2 0A12 0A34 1A96 2A40 0A33 1/2 0A061/2 0A09 0A08 ~A:·: 1:.' 0A11 3/4 Bearing No 6 10 10 bis 19 bis 19 ter 20 21 bis 23 bis 26 26 bis 26 ter 28 29 bis 29 ter 30 30 bis 30 ter 32 34 bis 35 35 bis .L '.er 35 quarter 134 Mauritius Laws 1990 Vol 2 Serial TV No Extent Acquired Bearing No from No 24 0A13 Mon Tresor & Mon Desert 42 bis ltd 25 0A12 1/2 43 26 0A12 43 bis 27 0A18 48 bis 28 0A12 1/2 50 bis 29 0A10 1/2 66 30 0A12 68 31 0A44 1/2 70 32 0A08 70 bis 33 0A08 70 ter 34 OA08 70 quarter 35 0A11 1/2 70 quinter 36 0A26 1/2 73 37 6A50 74 38 0A13 77 39 5A97 80 40 0A29 81 bis 41 0A03 84 42 0A33 88 43 0A21 1/2 92 44 OA13 99 45 0A33 1/2 105 46 0A37 1/2 105 bis 47 0A13 105 ter 48 0A31 105 quarter 49 0A08 105 quinter 50 0A10 106 bis 51 0A56 110 52 0A55 112 53 3A35 113 bis 114 bis 115 bis 54 1A09 414 55 1A92 412 56 1A92 411 57 4A29 410 58 11A76 329 bis 59 11A35 327 bis 60 8A11 330 bis 61 8A60 334 62 8A70 413 63 8A70 336 64 8A60 333 65 8A12 330 66 4A17 327 67 11A41 325-326 68 8A13 329 69 8A55 331-332 70 7A91 242 71 4A60 192 72 9A84 241 73 9A80 160 74 13AOO 193 75-76 0A95 242 bis 242 ter 77 8A50 233 78 SA27 232 79 2A74 234 80 18A28 231 bis 81 11A82 194 82.a3 3A59 153 & 158 84 12A08 195 85 11A97 196 85 14A19 197 87 ?.7A';1 200 88 16A55 199 89 11A05 198 Crown Lands 135 Serial TV No Extent Acquired Bearing No from No 90 1A69 Mon Tresor & Mon Desert 198 bis Ltd 91-94 12A44 431 to 434 95-97 17A20 467 to 469 98-99 8A57 285 & 289 100-103 8A46 115, 122, 126 & 128 bis 104 0A57 128 105 0A22 499 (Tramway Track) 106 0A08 4/10 428 bis 107 0A10 8/10 267 bis 108 0A11 429 bis 109 OA07 430 bis 110 0A03 8/10 265 bis 111 0A08 2/10 269 bis 112 4A98 116 bis 113 0A01 497 114-117 434A26 270, 271, 272, 273, 274, 275 118 1A51 498 119 519/204 2A12 A Gopaloodoo & Ors 212 120 519/205 0A34 S Ramsalyen & Ors 4 121 519/202 0A20 S Padaruth 51 122 519/453 1A02 H Camiah 304 123 519/455 0A20 Mrs M D Hosany & Ors 83 124 520/130 0A111/2 B Bhoolee 47 bis 125 521/135 0A31 D Gopaul 8 126 521.'247 1A25 S Gungah & Ors 132E 127 521/248 0A39 Orne R Oogar & Ors 97 128 521/249 1A261/4 S Gungah 257 129 521/483 2A27 D Nothoo 409 130 522/199 1A63 R Gujadhur 425 131 522/200 1AOO R Gujadhur 424 132 522/201 1AOO R Gujadhur 423 133 522/202 1AOO R Beecary & Ors 447 134 525/43 0A12 C Ramsaha & Ors 40 135 525/44 0A13 B Mahabootah 50 0A11 136-138 526/113 0A61 1/2 C Auckloo & Ors 12, 22, 61 1A10 139 526/110 1A02 A Apaya 226 140 526/111 OA08 1/2 S Ramjaun & Ors 458 141 526/112 0A48 C Ramburrun & Ors 59, 36 142-143 528/30 0A08 1/2 Ww A Nunkoo 94 0A34 1/2 144-145 529/498 1A23 P Loolmahomed & Ors 149, 461, 0A17 461 bis 35/100 146 529/354 0A13 Ww Gungabissoon 9 147 529i355 0A09 S Gooljar & Ors 53 148 529/356 0A13 1/2 S Neerputh 64 149 529/499 0A34 1/2 S G Soolmahomed 125 150 529/500 0A17 I Jugoo 106 151 5301611 1A62 A L Seelamuthally 324 152 530/612 0A15 MT Noordally 96 153 531/375 1A07 Ww G Venkiah 427 154 531/376 0A87 A G Emambocus 474 155 532/668 1A50 Ww H Gunpoteeah & Ors 443 156 532/669 0A76 L Dawookhee & Co 21 157-159 532/670 1A63 I Modaykhan 471 0A64 473 0A24 475 160 533/74 0A.50 F Madoobun 186 161 .1:,3//": ,.,; ..... S !: :m;:ni' & Ors &3 16? 533/76 (' .5-~ D Goi::.:il .... -,..,:, 163 5331151 CA61 L Boy1anauth & Ors 127 136 Mauritius Laws 1990 Vo/2 Serial 1V No Extent Acquired Bearing No from No 164-165 536/447 1AOO Ww C Chaumun 444 bis 0A12 1/2 444 ter, 453 166 539/390 1A56 Orne A O Pentiah & Ors 205 167 539/391 0A14 M Chuttooa & Ors 45 168-169 539/392 0A68 1/16 Orne Bucktowar 209 0A511/2 201 170 539/393 0A17 1/2 Ww M Gunputh & Ors 29 171 539/394 0A13 do 23 172 542/358 0A34 Ww M Renelle i Ors 477 173 541/347 0A64 Ww Sahaduth 397351 & Ors 124 174 541/348 0A24 S Oogur & Ors 100 175 541/349 0A081/2 R Rarnbeerick 446 176 545/503 1A81 3/8 T Goodoree & Ors 210 177 545/504 0A34 Orne R Hurry & Ors 454 178 545/505 0A09 Ww R Bhoyrab & Ors 11 179 546/377 0ASO M Rurnooa & Ors 442 180 546/378 0A08 1/2 B A Thajun & Ors 459 181 547/519 1A35 0 S Puran & Ors 182 182 551/34 0AS0 B T Hollee & Ors 310 183 551/33 0A21 BA Jangur 451 184 555/516 0A95 Ww I Ernarndee 178, 179 185 556/391 1A17 Plaine Magnien Mosque 236 186 567/20 0A47 Ww Gunpoteea 441 187 567/21 0A12 1/2 L Boodhub 463 188 567/22 0A60 M Punchoo & Ors 457 51/100 189 606/37 1A34 Tirbohundas Goodooree & 189 Ors 190 615/66 0A14 Sungkur Ramlall & Ors 95 191 616/50 0A15 Orne Purtab Rungoo & Ors 54 192 633/188 0A17 A M Moheerally & Ors 462 35/100 193 689/106 1A54 P Boyjonauth 165 194 689/105 0A12 A Mootoosarny 69 195 689/107 0A111/2 A Heerah 466 196 678/102 0A96 MI Cowder 313 197 676/145 0A03 Ww S Seegobin & Ors 436, 465 0A04