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by Rex Clementine Following numerous requests by the Catholic devotees of Negombo, the Archdiocese of Colombo has decided to take the Holy Relic of St. Anthony to Negombo, one of country’s predomi- nantly Roman Catholic areas, popularly known as ‘Little Rome’. The Holy Relic of St. Anthony arrived in Sri Lanka on the 8th of March and was taken to all dioceses of the country including Jaffna. “We got numerous requests from the devotees in Negombo and then it was decided to take the Holy Relic to Negombo for a brief while,” Rev. Fr. Sriyananda Fernando, Director, Social Communications of the Colombo Archdiocese told ‘The Island’ yesterday. The Sacred Relic will be taken to Negombo tomorrow through Grand Street, Sea Street, Muruthana and St. Anthony’s Church in Dalupotha. Meanwhile, the Holy Relic was taken to Liyanagemulla from St. Anthony’s Church in Kochchikade last evening after Holy Mass presided over by His Grace Archbishop Emeritus Most Rev. Dr. Oswald Gomis. The Sacred Relic leaves Sri Lanka on the 23rd of March. March 21, 2010: Another asy- lum seeker boat with more than 90 passengers on board has been intercepted in Australian waters, stirring concerns the Christmas Island immigration detention centre could soon be full. The suspected illegal entry vessel was found northwest of Christmas Island shortly after 11pm (AEDT) last night. Initial estimates suggest 92 passengers were on board, Home Affairs Minister Brendan O’Connor said in a statement today. The interception takes to 25 the tally of unauthorised asy- lum seeker vessels that have entered Australian waters in 2010. Opposition immigration spokesman Scott Morrison said the addition of 92 asylum seek- ers - the second largest intake this year - to Christmas Island meant the detention centre would have only 50 beds left. “If we have another boat arrive in the next 24 hours, which is quite possible, then it’s full,” he told AAP today. “We´ll very, very soon be at the stage where they’ll be trans- ferring people to the mainland.” The federal government has previously raised the option of housing asylum seekers at a 550-bed facility in Darwinif Christmas Island’s capacity was exhausted. But Mr. Morrison said the coalition, which supports the reintroduction of temporary protection visas, would be opposed to asylum seekers being brought to the Australian mainland. The government needed to consider other options, like temporarily housing surplus asylum seekers on ships used to accommodate oil rig workers. “I’m not suggesting this is coalition policy. They are options,” he said. Mr. O’Connor said the feder- al government was working closely with Australia’s region- al neighbours to tackle the issue of people smuggling. “People smugglers seek out and exploit vulnerable persons who, having faced uncertainty, conflict and violence, pursue stability and safety,” he said. The asylum seekers will be transferred to Christmas Island for security, identity and health checks, and their reasons for travel will be established. (The Australian/AAP) 3 Home News The Island Page Two 2 Monday 22nd March, 2010 Are you a lucky winner? SATURDAY FORTUNE Date 24-02-2010 Draw No.2099 Bones No55 Winning No: R- 18- 27- 28- 64 JATHIKA SAMPATHA Date:20-03-2010 Draw No.06 Bonus No:02 Winning Nos: V- 2 - 7- 7 - 6- 4- 5 MAHAJANA SAMPATHA Date: 12-03-2010 Draw No. 2215 Winning No: U-0-0-7-9-9-7 JAYAVIRU Date:03-03-2010 Draw No. 501 Winning Nos : S- 18-37- 68- 71 SUPIRI VASANA SAMPATHA Date: 20-03-2010 Draw No. 541 Bonus No. 03 08-31-45-63 VASANA SAMPATHA Date: 18-03-2010 Draw No. 811 Bonus No. 65 Z- 01 - 37 - 63 -69 GOVI SETHA Date: 08-03-2010 Draw No. 745 L- 02 - 29 - 32 -52 DEVELOPMENT FORTUNE Draw No: 1175 Date 19-03-2010 Zodiac Symbol: Taurus Winning Nos: 02 - 25 - 42 - 48 DOUBLE CHANCE Draw No: 01 Date 09-03-2010 Super No.23 Winning Nos: 03 - 19 - 21 - 28 A.F. RAYMOND LTD. FUNERAL DIRECTORS SILENTLY SERVING THE NATION Phone: 693737 / 8, 694474. Fax: 94-1- 685632 MURUGESU - Velupillai (Freddy), Founder & Precedent Partner, Murugesu & Neelakandan, Attorneys-at-Law, Founder Trustee, Sri Aurobindo Centre (Sri Lanka), beloved hus- band of Dhamayanthie (nee Gnanapandithen), loving Father of Sashi-Devi, Renuka-Devi and Nithianandan, father-in-law of K. Neelakandan, A. R. Surendran and Ashwini, loving grand-father of Saravanan, Janani, Prashanthan, late Pradarshani, Pranavan, Venkateshan, Shankari and Pavit-hra, Brother of late Flora, Eva, Polly, Douglas, Shelton, Pearl, Kingsley and of Victor, Param and Rudra and brother- in-law of late Suntharapath- mawathy, Siva Gnanap-andithen (Canada) and Sunthareswary (Canada) expired. Cortege lies at Sri Aurobindo, Centre (Sri Lanka), No. 22, Dr. E. A. Cooray Mawatha, Colombo - 6. Cortege leaves at 4.30 p.m. on Monday, 22nd March 2010 for cre- mation at 5.30 p.m. at the Crematorium, General Cemetery, Borella. (No flowers by request) DEATH by Shamindra Ferdinando S LFP Gen. Secretary, Maithripala Sirisena, is confi- dent that the SLFP-led ruling coalition could secure four out of five seats in the Polonnaruwa electoral district. According to the veteran politician, the Opposition is in disarray in the dis- trict. Speaking to The Island at the Mahaweli Centre last Wednesday (March 17), he said the UPFA could win five of the eight seats in the neighbouring Anuradhapura district. Minister Sirisena said that the JVP was unlikely to win even a single seat in the North Central Province at the forthcom- ing parliamentary elec- tion. At the April 2004 par- liamentary election, the JVP contested on the UPFA ticket and won 36 seats. The Marxist party also secured three National List slots, which made it the third largest political party in the sixth parliament. The JVP is contesting the April 8 election on the DNA (Democratic National Alliance) ticket. The NC Province com- prises Polonnaruwa and Anuradhapura districts. At the last parliamentary election, the UPFA won three out of five seats. Maithripala Sirisena, his brother-in-law, Siripala Gamlath, and S. K. Subasinghe, (JVP nomi- nee), were elected, while Earl Gunasekera and C. A Suriyaarachchi secured the remaining slots for the UNP. The lat- ter subsequently switched his allegiance to President Mahinda Rajapaksa, along with almost 20 other UNPers. But JVPer Subasinghe did not join Wimal Weerawansa’s revolt (over two years ago), forcing the National Freedom Front (NFF) to field Raja Ranjith Gunaratne in the Polonnaruwa district to contest the April 8 elec- tion. Had Subasinghe sided with the rebel group, he would have been Weerawansa’s nomi- nee in Polonnaruwa. Subasinghe leads DNA candidates in Polonnaruwa. Like in the Southern Province, where all seven JVPers, elected on the UPFA ticket at the last parliamentary election, remained loyal to Somawansa Amarasinghe, Subasinghe and two oth- ers, K. D. Lal Kantha and Ranaweera Pathirana, elected from Anuradhapura, had rejected Weerawansa’s overtures. Both Lal Kantha and Ranaweera Pathirana are in the fray in Anuradhapura, along with former JVP/UPFA National List MP, Wasantha Samarasinghe. Although the government believed that Lal Kantha would switch his alle- giance to President Rajapaksa in the run-up to the January 26 presi- dential election, the JVP heavyweight remained with the party. Pathirana is credited with revealing waste, corruption and irregularities in parlia- ment. A query raised by him in parliament, over a year ago, revealed about 40 ruling party politi- cians receiving a Rs. 100,000 housing allowance. Wasantha Samarasinghe quit his National List seat to con- test the last election to the North Central Provincial Council. Although he suc- ceeded, the party lost the National List vacancy to former LTTE commander, Vinayagamoorthy Muralidaran alias Karuna, who subsequent- ly received SLFP member- ship. Karuna, now a Vice- President of the SLFP, is on the UPFA National List. At the last election, the UPFA took five out of eight seats in Anuradhapura. While Lal Kantha and Ranaweera Pathirana secured two out of five UPFA seats, Duminda Dissanayake (North Central Province Chief Minister’s son), S. M. Chandrasena and Tissa Karaliyedde secured the remaining seats. The UNP had to be sat- isfied with three seats (P. Harrison, Chandani Jayasinghe and W. B. Ekanayake). Ekanayake subsequently crossed over to the UPFA. JVP nominee Weerakumara Dissanayake, who entered parliament at the last elec- tion on the UPFA ticket from the Puttalam elec- torate, is Weerawansa’s nominee in Anuradhapura. Both the JVP and NFF will not find it easy in the North Central Province, where the ruling party stands to secure a lion’s share of the seats. The assassination of Opposition leader of the NCP, Maj. Gen. Janaka Perera, over a year ago, weakened the UNP to a great extent. Had he sur- vived the LTTE attempt, the UNP would have been in a far stronger position, though he could not have thwarted a government victory. The armed forces’ tri- umph over the LTTE last May will give a mega boost to the government’s campaign in the NCP, whereas the Opposition is struggling to save its face. A split in the Opposition vote, due to the UNP and JVP contesting the poll on their own, will be to the advantage of the govern- ment, particularly in the NCP. Political sources said that the Opposition cam- paign was in a mess due to the lethargic attitude of the leaders. Although Maithripala Sirisena has ensured a peaceful envi- ronment in Polonnaruwa, the situation in Anuradhapura is deterio- rating with political thugs going to the extent of tar- geting the police. JVP faces heavy defeat, NFF unlikely to impress UPFA set to win NCP comfortably NOTICE It is with profound sorrow we announce the demise of MR. VELUPILLAI MURUGESU Founder and Precedent Partner MURUGESU & NEELAKANDAN (Please see obituary notice also) Office will be closed on Monday 22 nd March 2010 as a mark of respect to the Founder ✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯✯ MURUGESU & NEELAKANDAN Attorneys-at-Law & Notaries Public, M & N Building (Level 5), No. 2, Deal Place, Colombo - 03. NOTICE OF RESOLUTION PASSED BY THE DIRECTORS OF NATIONS TRUST BANK PLC UNDER SECTION 4 OF THE RECOVERY OF LOANS BY BANKS (SPECIAL PROVISIONS) ACT NO. 4 OF 1990. In terms of Section 8 of the Recovery of Loans by Banks (Special Provisions) Act No. 4 of 1990 it is hereby notified that the following Resolution was unanimously passed by the Board of Directors of Nations Trust Bank PLC on 01/03/2010. Thusara Chinthana Alahapperuma and Alahapperuma Arachchige Dedunu Tharanga Alahapperuma WHEREAS by Mortgage Bonds bearing No. 3039 dated 11th December 2002 and No. 3244 dated 2nd May 2003 both attested by C. P. R. Ranasinghe Notary Public Thusara Chinthana Alahapperuma and Alahapperuma Arachchige Dedunu Tharanga Alahapperuma (joint borrowers/joint mortgagors) both of No. 66, Daham Mawatha Kaldemulla, Moratuwa mortgaged and hypothecated the rights, property and premises morefully described in the schedule hereto in favour of the Nations Trust Bank PLC of 242, Union Place, Colombo 02 as a security for the due repayment of the financial facilities obtained by them; and whereas the said joint borrowers have made default in the payment due on the facilities secured by the said Bonds. IT IS HEREBY resolved under the powers vested by Recovery of Loans by Banks (Special Provisions) Act No.4 of 1990 that the rights property and premises morefully described In the Schedule hereto be sold by Public Auction by Mr. Thrivanka C. Senanayake of Thrivanka and Senanayake Auctioneers - Colombo for the recovery of a sum of Rupees One Million Three Hundred Fifty Thousand Five Hundred Nine and Cents Thirty Two (Rs. 1,350,509/32) together with further interest from 09/ 12/2009 as agreed on a sum Rupees Nine Hundred Twenty Four Thousand Three Hundred One and Cents Eleven (Rs. 924,301/11) being the capital outstanding on the Housing Loan facility as at 08/12/2009; and with further interest from 02/12/2009 as agreed on compound basis with monthly rests on a sum of Rupees Two Hundred Seventy One Thousand Eighty Eight and Cents Forty One (Rs. 271,088/41) being the amount outstanding on the Overdraft facility as at 01/12/2009 to the date of sale together with attendant costs, statuary levies, costs of advertising and any other charges incurred less payments (if any) since received. THE SCHEDULE ABOVE REFERRED TO ALL that allotment of Land called KOVILAWATTA Lot 17 depicted In the Block Plan No. fldud./84/34 made by Surveyor General situated at Kaldemulla within the Local Limits of the Moratuwa Municipal Council in the Palle Pattu of Salpiti Korale in the District of Colombo Western Province and which said Lot No. 17 is bounded on the North by property owned by ‘FAVARITE’ Establishment East by Lot 18 (bearing assessment No. 68) of the same Land South by Daham Mawatha and on the West by Lot 16 (bearing assessment No. 64) of the same Land and containing in extent SIX PERCHES [0A: 0R: 6.00P] together with the buildings plantations and everything standing thereon and presently bearing assessment No. 66, Daham Mawatha and registered under title Volume/Folio M.2204/266 at the Mount Lavinia Land Registry (presently Delkanda-Nugegoda Land Registry). And which said Land and premises upon a recent figure of survey is described as follows: All that divided and defined allotment of Land marked Lot 17 depicted In Plan No.1034 dated 23rd July 1990 made by S. Liyanage Licensed Surveyor of the Land called “KOVILAWATTE” bearing assessment No, 66, Daham Mawatha, situated at Kaldemulla aforesaid and which said Lot 17 is bounded on the North by Kovilawatta premises bearing assessment No. 721, Galle Road of N. Ramachan East by Lot 18; South by Daham Mawatha; West by Lot 16 and containing in extent SIX PERCHES [0A: 0R: 6P] together with the buildings plantations and everything standing thereon and registered under title Volume/Folio M2204/266 at the Mount-Lavinla Land Registry (presently Delkanda-Nugegoda Land Registry). By Order of the Board Theja Silva 242, Union Place, Company Secretary Colombo 02 EMPLOYMENT AVAILABLE WELL Experience driv- ers housemaids, babysitter, attendance available. Please contact Srimali Manpower, Kalutara South. 034- 5628894, 077-9834255. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING An SLFP politician in the Parliamentary election fray in the Gampaha electoral district put up this hoard- ing near the Victoria Bridge to promote his number (15) and that of his district leader without making a direct reference to the April 8 general election. Election monitors and the police are on a collision course over the latter's failure to remove election propaganda material displayed in violation of the Parliamentary Election Act. Photo by Prasanna Brahamana Pulling the wool over the eyes of Polls Chief Boat intercepted in Aussie waters to pressure Christmas Island centre Sri Lanka and Australia are exploring ways and means of countering illegal Sri Lankan immigrants reaching Australian waters in boats with the help of organised gangs operating in the region. The inaugural session of a meeting involving Sri Lankan and Australian officials and experts will be held at the Cinnamon Grand today (March 22). Lanka-Australia talks on Human smuggling Rev. Fr. Bob Rodrigo O.M.I. venerates the Holy Relic of St. Anthony. The Holy Relic that has been in Sri Lanka since the 8th of March will be taken back to Padua tomorrow. St. Anthony’s Holy Relic to be taken to Negombo
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by Rex Clementine
Following numerous requests by the Catholicdevotees of Negombo, the Archdiocese ofColombo has decided to take the Holy Relic of St.Anthony to Negombo, one of country’s predomi-nantly Roman Catholic areas, popularly known as‘Little Rome’.
The Holy Relic of St. Anthony arrived in SriLanka on the 8th of March and was taken to alldioceses of the country including Jaffna.
“We got numerous requests from the devoteesin Negombo and then it was decided to take theHoly Relic to Negombo for a brief while,” Rev. Fr.Sriyananda Fernando, Director, SocialCommunications of the Colombo Archdiocesetold ‘The Island’ yesterday.
The Sacred Relic will be taken to Negombotomorrow through Grand Street, Sea Street,Muruthana and St. Anthony’s Church inDalupotha.
Meanwhile, the Holy Relic was taken toLiyanagemulla from St. Anthony’sChurch in Kochchikade last eveningafter Holy Mass presided over by HisGrace Archbishop Emeritus Most Rev.Dr. Oswald Gomis.
The Sacred Relic leaves Sri Lanka onthe 23rd of March.
March 21, 2010: Another asy-lum seeker boat with more than90 passengers on board hasbeen intercepted in Australianwaters, stirring concerns theChristmas Island immigrationdetention centre could soon befull.
The suspected illegal entryvessel was found northwest ofChristmas Island shortly after11pm (AEDT) last night.
Initial estimates suggest 92passengers were on board,Home Affairs Minister BrendanO’Connor said in a statementtoday.
The interception takes to 25the tally of unauthorised asy-lum seeker vessels that haveentered Australian waters in2010.
Opposition immigrationspokesman Scott Morrison saidthe addition of 92 asylum seek-ers - the second largest intakethis year - to Christmas Islandmeant the detention centrewould have only 50 beds left.
“If we have another boatarrive in the next 24 hours,which is quite possible, then it’s
full,” he told AAP today.“We´ll very, very soon be at
the stage where they’ll be trans-ferring people to the mainland.”
The federal government haspreviously raised the option ofhousing asylum seekers at a
550-bed facility in DarwinifChristmas Island’s capacity wasexhausted.
But Mr. Morrison said thecoalition, which supports the
reintroduction of temporaryprotection visas, would beopposed to asylum seekersbeing brought to the Australianmainland.
The government needed toconsider other options, liketemporarily housing surplusasylum seekers on ships used toaccommodate oil rig workers.
“I’m not suggesting this iscoalition policy. They areoptions,” he said.
Mr. O’Connor said the feder-al government was workingclosely with Australia’s region-al neighbours to tackle theissue of people smuggling.
“People smugglers seek outand exploit vulnerable personswho, having faced uncertainty,conflict and violence, pursuestability and safety,” he said.
The asylum seekers will betransferred to Christmas Islandfor security, identity and healthchecks, and their reasons fortravel will be established.
(The Australian/AAP)
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SATURDAY FORTUNEDate 24-02-2010 Draw No.2099Bones No55Winning No:
R- 18- 27- 28- 64
JATHIKA SAMPATHADate:20-03-2010
Draw No.06Bonus No:02Winning Nos:
V- 2 - 7- 7 - 6- 4- 5
MAHAJANA SAMPATHADate: 12-03-2010 Draw No. 2215Winning No:
U-0-0-7-9-9-7
JAYAVIRU Date:03-03-2010
Draw No. 501Winning Nos :
S- 18-37- 68- 71
SUPIRI VASANASAMPATHA
Date: 20-03-2010 Draw No. 541Bonus No. 03
08-31-45-63
VASANASAMPATHA
Date: 18-03-2010 Draw No. 811Bonus No. 65
Z- 01 - 37 - 63 -69
GOVI SETHADate: 08-03-2010
Draw No. 745
L- 02 - 29 - 32 -52
DEVELOPMENT FORTUNEDraw No: 1175
Date 19-03-2010 Zodiac Symbol: Taurus
Winning Nos:02 - 25 - 42 - 48
DOUBLE CHANCEDraw No: 01
Date 09-03-2010 Super No.23
Winning Nos:03 - 19 - 21 - 28
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MURUGESU - Velupillai(Freddy), Founder & PrecedentPartner, Murugesu &Neelakandan, Attorneys-at-Law,Founder Trustee, Sri AurobindoCentre (Sri Lanka), beloved hus-band of Dhamayanthie (neeGnanapandithen), loving Fatherof Sashi-Devi, Renuka-Devi andNithianandan, father-in-law ofK. Neelakandan, A. R.Surendran and Ashwini, lovinggrand-father of Saravanan,Janani, Prashanthan, latePradarshani, Pranavan,Venkateshan, Shankari andPavit-hra, Brother of late Flora,Eva, Polly, Douglas, Shelton,Pearl, Kingsley and of Victor,Param and Rudra and brother-in-law of late Suntharapath-mawathy, Siva Gnanap-andithen(Canada) and Sunthareswary(Canada) expired. Cortege lies atSri Aurobindo, Centre (SriLanka), No. 22, Dr. E. A.Cooray Mawatha, Colombo - 6.Cortege leaves at 4.30 p.m. onMonday, 22nd March 2010 for cre-mation at 5.30 p.m. at theCrematorium, GeneralCemetery, Borella. (No flowersby request)
DEATH
by ShamindraFerdinando
SLFP Gen. Secretary,MaithripalaSirisena, is confi-
dent that the SLFP-ledruling coalition couldsecure four out of fiveseats in the Polonnaruwaelectoral district.According to the veteranpolitician, the Oppositionis in disarray in the dis-trict.
Speaking to TheIsland at the MahaweliCentre last Wednesday(March 17), he said theUPFA could win five ofthe eight seats in theneighbouringAnuradhapura district.Minister Sirisena saidthat the JVP was unlikelyto win even a single seatin the North CentralProvince at the forthcom-ing parliamentary elec-tion.
At the April 2004 par-liamentary election, theJVP contested on theUPFA ticket and won 36seats. The Marxist partyalso secured threeNational List slots, whichmade it the third largestpolitical party in thesixth parliament. TheJVP is contesting theApril 8 election on theDNA (DemocraticNational Alliance) ticket.
The NC Province com-prises Polonnaruwa and
Anuradhapura districts.At the last parliamentaryelection, the UPFA wonthree out of five seats.Maithripala Sirisena, hisbrother-in-law, SiripalaGamlath, and S. K.Subasinghe, (JVP nomi-nee), were elected, whileEarl Gunasekera and C.A Suriyaarachchisecured the remainingslots for the UNP. The lat-ter subsequentlyswitched his allegiance toPresident MahindaRajapaksa, along withalmost 20 other UNPers.
But JVPerSubasinghe did not joinWimal Weerawansa’srevolt (over two yearsago), forcing the NationalFreedom Front (NFF) tofield Raja RanjithGunaratne in thePolonnaruwa district tocontest the April 8 elec-tion. Had Subasinghesided with the rebelgroup, he would havebeen Weerawansa’s nomi-nee in Polonnaruwa.Subasinghe leads DNAcandidates inPolonnaruwa.
Like in the SouthernProvince, where all sevenJVPers, elected on theUPFA ticket at the lastparliamentary election,remained loyal toSomawansaAmarasinghe,Subasinghe and two oth-ers, K. D. Lal Kantha andRanaweera Pathirana,elected fromAnuradhapura, hadrejected Weerawansa’sovertures.
Both Lal Kantha andRanaweera Pathirana arein the fray inAnuradhapura, alongwith former JVP/UPFANational List MP,Wasantha Samarasinghe.Although the governmentbelieved that Lal Kantha
would switch his alle-giance to PresidentRajapaksa in the run-upto the January 26 presi-dential election, the JVPheavyweight remainedwith the party. Pathiranais credited with revealingwaste, corruption andirregularities in parlia-ment. A query raised byhim in parliament, over ayear ago, revealed about40 ruling party politi-cians receiving a Rs.100,000 housingallowance.
WasanthaSamarasinghe quit hisNational List seat to con-test the last election to theNorth Central ProvincialCouncil. Although he suc-ceeded, the party lost theNational List vacancy toformer LTTE commander,VinayagamoorthyMuralidaran aliasKaruna, who subsequent-ly received SLFP member-ship. Karuna, now a Vice-President of the SLFP, ison the UPFA NationalList.
At the last election, theUPFA took five out ofeight seats inAnuradhapura. While LalKantha and RanaweeraPathirana secured two outof five UPFA seats,Duminda Dissanayake(North Central ProvinceChief Minister’s son), S.M. Chandrasena and TissaKaraliyedde secured theremaining seats.
The UNP had to be sat-
isfied with three seats (P.Harrison, ChandaniJayasinghe and W. B.Ekanayake). Ekanayakesubsequently crossed overto the UPFA.
JVP nomineeWeerakumaraDissanayake, who enteredparliament at the last elec-tion on the UPFA ticketfrom the Puttalam elec-torate, is Weerawansa’snominee inAnuradhapura.
Both the JVP and NFFwill not find it easy in theNorth Central Province,where the ruling partystands to secure a lion’sshare of the seats.
The assassination ofOpposition leader of theNCP, Maj. Gen. JanakaPerera, over a year ago,weakened the UNP to agreat extent. Had he sur-vived the LTTE attempt,the UNP would have beenin a far stronger position,though he could not havethwarted a governmentvictory.
The armed forces’ tri-umph over the LTTE lastMay will give a megaboost to the government’scampaign in the NCP,whereas the Opposition isstruggling to save its face.A split in the Oppositionvote, due to the UNP andJVP contesting the poll ontheir own, will be to theadvantage of the govern-ment, particularly in theNCP.
Political sources saidthat the Opposition cam-paign was in a mess due tothe lethargic attitude ofthe leaders. AlthoughMaithripala Sirisena hasensured a peaceful envi-ronment in Polonnaruwa,the situation inAnuradhapura is deterio-rating with political thugsgoing to the extent of tar-geting the police.
JVP faces heavy defeat, NFF unlikely to impress
UPFA set to winNCP comfortably
NOTICE
It is with profound sorrow we announce
the demise of
MR. VELUPILLAI MURUGESUFounder and Precedent Partner
MURUGESU & NEELAKANDAN(Please see obituary notice also)
Office will be closed on Monday 22nd March 2010
as a mark of respect to the Founder
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MURUGESU & NEELAKANDANAttorneys-at-Law & Notaries Public,
M & N Building (Level 5),No. 2, Deal Place,
Colombo - 03.
NOTICE OF RESOLUTION PASSED BY THE DIRECTORS OFNATIONS TRUST BANK PLC UNDER SECTION 4 OF THE
RECOVERY OF LOANS BY BANKS (SPECIAL PROVISIONS)ACT NO. 4 OF 1990.
In terms of Section 8 of the Recovery of Loans by Banks (Special Provisions) Act No.4 of 1990 it is hereby notified that the following Resolution was unanimously passedby the Board of Directors of Nations Trust Bank PLC on 01/03/2010.
Thusara Chinthana Alahapperuma and Alahapperuma Arachchige DedunuTharanga Alahapperuma
WHEREAS by Mortgage Bonds bearing No. 3039 dated 11th December 2002 andNo. 3244 dated 2nd May 2003 both attested by C. P. R. Ranasinghe Notary PublicThusara Chinthana Alahapperuma and Alahapperuma Arachchige Dedunu TharangaAlahapperuma (joint borrowers/joint mortgagors) both of No. 66, Daham MawathaKaldemulla, Moratuwa mortgaged and hypothecated the rights, property and premisesmorefully described in the schedule hereto in favour of the Nations Trust Bank PLCof 242, Union Place, Colombo 02 as a security for the due repayment of the financialfacilities obtained by them; and whereas the said joint borrowers have made defaultin the payment due on the facilities secured by the said Bonds.
IT IS HEREBY resolved under the powers vested by Recovery of Loans by Banks(Special Provisions) Act No.4 of 1990 that the rights property and premises morefullydescribed In the Schedule hereto be sold by Public Auction by Mr. Thrivanka C.Senanayake of Thrivanka and Senanayake Auctioneers - Colombo for therecovery of a sum of Rupees One Million Three Hundred Fifty Thousand Five HundredNine and Cents Thirty Two (Rs. 1,350,509/32) together with further interest from 09/12/2009 as agreed on a sum Rupees Nine Hundred Twenty Four Thousand ThreeHundred One and Cents Eleven (Rs. 924,301/11) being the capital outstanding onthe Housing Loan facility as at 08/12/2009; and with further interest from 02/12/2009as agreed on compound basis with monthly rests on a sum of Rupees Two HundredSeventy One Thousand Eighty Eight and Cents Forty One (Rs. 271,088/41) beingthe amount outstanding on the Overdraft facility as at 01/12/2009 to the date of saletogether with attendant costs, statuary levies, costs of advertising and any othercharges incurred less payments (if any) since received.
THE SCHEDULE ABOVE REFERRED TO
ALL that allotment of Land called KOVILAWATTA Lot 17 depicted In the Block PlanNo. fldud./84/34 made by Surveyor General situated at Kaldemulla within the LocalLimits of the Moratuwa Municipal Council in the Palle Pattu of Salpiti Korale in theDistrict of Colombo Western Province and which said Lot No. 17 is bounded on theNorth by property owned by ‘FAVARITE’ Establishment East by Lot 18 (bearingassessment No. 68) of the same Land South by Daham Mawatha and on the Westby Lot 16 (bearing assessment No. 64) of the same Land and containing in extentSIX PERCHES [0A: 0R: 6.00P] together with the buildings plantations and everythingstanding thereon and presently bearing assessment No. 66, Daham Mawatha andregistered under title Volume/Folio M.2204/266 at the Mount Lavinia Land Registry(presently Delkanda-Nugegoda Land Registry).
And which said Land and premises upon a recent figure of survey is described asfollows:
All that divided and defined allotment of Land marked Lot 17 depicted In Plan No.1034dated 23rd July 1990 made by S. Liyanage Licensed Surveyor of the Land called“KOVILAWATTE” bearing assessment No, 66, Daham Mawatha, situated at Kaldemullaaforesaid and which said Lot 17 is bounded on the North by Kovilawatta premisesbearing assessment No. 721, Galle Road of N. Ramachan East by Lot 18; South byDaham Mawatha; West by Lot 16 and containing in extent SIX PERCHES [0A: 0R:6P] together with the buildings plantations and everything standing thereon andregistered under title Volume/Folio M2204/266 at the Mount-Lavinla Land Registry(presently Delkanda-Nugegoda Land Registry).
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