SUPPLEMENT No. 3...shall be set out in one or more affidavits accompanying the notice of oppo-...

SUPPLEMENT No. 3

THE CYPRUS GAZETTE No. 3956 OF ~ T H JULY, 1956. SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION.

TO

No. 622. THE IMMOVABLE PROPERTY (TENURE, REGISTRATION

AND VALUATION) LAW. CAP. 231 AND LAWS 8 OF 1953 AND 4 OF 1954.

RULES OF COURT MADE UNDER SECTION 80. JOHN HARDING,

Governor.

Property (Tenure, Registration and Valuation) I a w , I, the Governor, Cap. 231. with the advice and assistance of the Chief Justice, do hereby makc the 8 of 1953

4 of 1954 following Rules :-

In exercise of the powers vested in me by section 80 of the Immovable

PRELIMINARY. I . These Rules may be cited as the Immovable Property (Tenure, Citation.

z.-(I) In these Rules, unless the context otherwise requires. the Inter- Registration and Valuation) Rules, 1956.

following expressions have the meanings hereby assigned to them respectibcly, pretation. that is to say :-

“ Civil Procedure Rules ” means the Civil Procedure Rules or any S.L. v01 11, rulcs amending or substituted for the same ; page 114.

“ the Court ” means the District Court of the district in which the Gazettes: immovable property is situate or any member thereof having jurisdiction ;

“ Director ” means the Director o€ Lands and Surveys, and includes 20.5.1954 any officer duly appointed by him for all or any of the purposes of these 21.6.1956 Rules either generally or for any particular purpose ;

‘ I the Law ” means the Immovable Property (Tenure, Registration Cap. 231 8 of 1953 4 of 1954

and Valuation) Law ; “ office copy ” means a sealed copy or translation of any document

lodged, filed or kept in, or issued out of a court rcgistry, certified CO be :I true copy or translation by the Registrar of that registry ;

“ Registrar ” means the Registrar of the Court and includes a Senior Registrar or an Assistant Registrar attached to such Court.

(2 ) A Form referred to by number mcans the Form so iirimLered in the

(3) The Interpretation Law shall apply to tlrc inIerprctation of these Cap. 1, Appendix to these Rules.

Rules as it applies to the interpretation of a Im .

(555)

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PART I.-PROCEEDINGS I N THE DISTRICT COURT. 3. An application to the Court under sub-section (I) of section 45 and

sub-section (3) of section 48 of the Law, for a declaration that the objector is the person entitled to registration, shall be by may of action, and the Civil Procedure Rules shall apply :

Provided that the Director shall not be made a party to the proceedings, but the objector shall cause an office copy of the writ of summons to be served on the Director for his information.

4.-( I) The following applications to the Court may be made ex parte- (a ) under paragraph (a ) of the second proviso to sub-section (I) of

section 72 of the Law, for directions as to the mode of service on a person under disability who has no guardian ; and

(21) under the proviso to section 73 of the Law, for directions as to the payment out of Court of compensation or any other sum paid into Court.

(2) Applications made ex parte shall be in Form I , and shall be supported by affidavit or affidavits of the facts relied upon.

(3) The Court dealing with an application made ex parte may direct that notice thereof shall be given to such persons as the Court may think fit.

5.-(I) Except as hereinbefore in these Rules or by Law otherwise expressed, all appeals and applications to the Court under the Law shall be made by summons in Form 2, with such variations as circumstances may require, and shall be supported by affidavit or affidavits of the facts relied upon, and filed with the Registrar together with a copy of the Director's order, notice or decision appealed against.

( 2 ) All interested parties shall be joined as parties to the proceedings : Provided that, unless otherwise directed by the Court, the Director shall not be joined as a party except in proceedings under sections 11, 43, 58, 59, 68, 69 and 69" of the Law.

(3 ) Where the Director is not a party to the proceedings, the applicant shall, nevertheless, cause an ofice copy of the summons (Form 2 ) to be served on him.

6,-(1) The Director shall, when so requested by a person aggrieved by any order, notice or decision of the Director made or given under the provisions of the Law, who signifies his intention to appeal against such order, notice or decision, furnish such person with a statement of his reasons therefor, which statement shall be filcd with the Registrar together with the summons (Form 2).

(2) Where an office copy of the summons (Form 2) is served on the Director under the provisions of Rule 5, he shall, within fourteen days after the date of such service, file with the Registrar a statement of his reasons for the order, notice or decision appealed against, unless he shall have previously supplied such statement to the person aggrieved under the provisions of paragraph ( I ) of this rule : Provided that the Director may, within the aforesaid period of fourteen days, apply to the Court ex parte for an extension of time, and shall forthwith give notice of any extension allowed by the Court to all parties to the proceedings.

(3) On filing his statement of reasons with the Registrar, the Director shall leave, for each party to the proceedings, a copy thereof for service plus a duplicate of such copy for the affidavit of service.

7. Every summons (Form 2) originating an appeal or application under these rules shall state the grounds of s>wh appeal or application. No grounds other than those so stated shall (except with the leave of the Court hearing the appeal or application and on such terms as the Court may think just) be allowed to be taken by the applicant at the hearing of the appeal or application.

Proceedings by action.

Ex parte applications.

Proceedings by summons.

Director's reasons for decision.

Grounds of appeal, etc.

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8. The date specified in the summons (Form 2) for the hearing of the Date of appeal or application shall be not less than twenty-one days after the day hearing on which the summons is filed with the Registrar.

9. An office copy of the summons, the affidaiit or affidavits filed in Service oi support thereof, and the Director’s order, notice or decision appealed against summons. shall be served on all persons affected thereby. Such service shall be effected at least twenty-one days before the day fixed for the hearing of the appeal or application.

appeal or application intends to oppose such appeal or application, such opposition. person shall, not later than fourteen days after the service of such summons on him, file with the Registrar a notice of such intention in Form 3, and leave a copy thereof for the applicant at his address for service.

(2) Such notice shall refer to the specific section of the Law or the specific Rules of Court upon which the opposition is founded. Any facts relied upon in opposition which are not apparent on the face of the proceedings shall be set out in one or more affidavits accompanying the notice of opposition, and copies of such affidavits shall be left for thc applicant together with such notice.

(3) If there is a conflict between the applicant and any person giving notice of opposition in regard to the facts, the applicant or such person must, at the hearing of the summons, be prepared to prove the facts he rclies upon in so far as the burden of proof lies upon him.

II.-(I) Where any of the parties to a summons fail to attend, whether Failure upon the return of the summons, or at any time fixed for hearing or further to attend hearing of the matter, the Court may proceed ex parte, if, considering the nature of thc case, the Court thinks it expedient so to do.

in any manner be reconsidercd by the Court, unless the Court shall be satisfied that thc party failing to attend was not guilty of lkilful delay or negligence ; and in such case the costs occasioned by his non-attendance shall be in the discretion of the Court, which may fix the same at the time, and direct them to be paid by the party before he shall bc permitted to have such proceeding reconsidered, or maBe such other order as to such costs as the Court thinks just.

12. Where any of the parties to a summons fail to attend, whether upon Costs the return of the summons, or at any time fixed for hearing or further hearing thronn ~ W W of the matter, and the Court does not think it cxpedient to proceed ex parte, ~ ~ ~ & c c ~ the Court may order such an amount of costs, if any, as it shall think reasonable to be paid to the party attending by the absent party.

PARI’ I I .--APPEALS.

Court such appeal shall be brought within fourteen days after the making of such order, and the provisions of Order 35 of the Civil Procedure Rules, relating to appeals, shall apply.

PART 111.-GENERAL,

proceedings connected therewith shall be in the discretion of the Court determining the appeal or application.

under these Rules, parties as bctween themselves, and advocates as between fees. themselves and their clients shall be entitled to charge and shall be allowed the fees set forth in Appendix B to the Civil Procedure Rules relating to applications by summons.

IO.-(I) If any person served with a summons to attend the hearing of an Notice of

( 2 ) Where the Court has proceeded ex papte, such proceeding shall not Reconside- p t oceedings

of

13. Where an appeal lies under the Law from any order of the District Appeals.

14. The costs of every appeal or application under these rules and of the costs.

IS.-( I) Subject to any special order of the Court, in respect of proceedings Advocates’

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Servicz on Director.

Prtxedure not expresly provided. Transitional provisions.

(2) In determining the scale of costs applicable in each case the criterion shall be the amount or value of the property actually in dispute between the parties as disclosed in the proceedings.

16. Any notice or other document required or authorized to be served on the Director for the purpose of these Rules shall be deemed to have been duly served if served on the principal officer of the Land Registry Office for the district in which the immovable property concerned is situate.

17. Matters of practice and proccdure not expressly provided for in these Rules shall be governed by the Civil Procedure Rilles in force for the time being, in so far as they may bc applicable.

18. These Rules shall apply to any proceeding which is pending at the date on which these Rules come into operation subject to such directions as the Court may think fit to give.

APPENDIX. FORM I.

APPLICATION MADE EX PARTE. (Rule 4).

In the District Court of NO. of 19 .

In the matter of the Immovable Property (Tenure, Registration and

, Appliant. Valuation) Law, Cap. 231, section

The above applicant applies for (a) The application i s based on (b ) The facts relied upon are set forth in the accompanying affidavit by A.B.

This application is made hy A.B. in person (or by E.F., advocate for

, Ex parte : A.B., of

dated

R.B.). Address for service : (Signed)

Arhorate ,[or Applictrii i . Filed on the day of 9 '9 * Fixed for hearing on the day of 9 I9 3

at o'clock in the noon. Rrgisirar.

(a) Set out order or direction applied for. (b ) Set out specific section of I,aw or specific Ru!e of Court.

FORM 2. APPEAL/hPPLICATION BY SIJMMONS.

(Ride 5 ) . In the District Court of

NO. of 19 . In the matter of the Immovable Property (Tenure, Registration and

Valuation) Law, Cap. 231, sccIion . Between :

AB.

and C.D.

Applicant,

Respondent.

of , 19 , at the hour of in the noon, Let all parties concerned attend the Court at on the day

559 on the hearing of an appeallapplication whcreby the above-named applicant appeals/applies ( U )

Thc Director's order/noticc/decision clated is attached to this summons.

'The appeal/application is based on (6) The grounds of appcal/application and the reasons therefor are ( e )

'I'hc hcts rclicd upon are scl out in tlic accompanying affidavit of A.B. of dated thc day

This sunimons W'IS taken out hy the applicant in person (OY by E.F., Actdress for service :

of ' '9 *

advocate for tlie applidnt).

(Signed) Advocate for Ap$licaiil.

Filccl on thc day of ' '9 * Fixed for hc'iring on the day of , 19 , at

tlie hour of in the noon. T o (cl)

Rezistrar. (a ) Sct out order, notice or decision of the Director appealed against,

( h ) Set out specific section of Law or specific Rule of Court. ( r ) Each ground and the leasoils therefor should be stated separately

aiitl fully (d. rulc 7). (11) State nilrnc and address of person to be served with tlie summms ;

arid on form filed in Court give iicimcs and addresses of every such perboll.

or ordcr or direction applied for.

FORM 3. NOTICE OF IN'I'EN'I'ION T O OPPOSE SUMMONS.

(Rule IO). (Title as in Form 2).

and fixed for hearing on Notice of intention to oppose the application of A.B. of

dated

Notice is hcreby given that C.D. of intends to oppose the above application.

The opposition is based on ( U ) * The facts relied upon in opposition are as follows : (6) * (The facts relied upon in opposition are set forth in the affidavit of This notice is givcn by C.D. personally (OY by G.H., advocate for C.D.).

OY

C.D. of dated *)

Address for service : (Szgiaed)

Advocate for Respondent. Filed on the day of , 19 , at the hour

of in the noon. Registrar.

(a ) Set out specific section of Law or specific Rule of Court. (b) If the notice is not required by the Rules to be supported by

(*) Strike out if not required.

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affidavit, the facts relied upon should be stated in the notice.

Given under the hand and official seal of the Governor and the hand of the Chief Justice, at Nicosia, this 28th day of June, 19956.

Enrc IIALLINAN, (M.P. nsS,/SI.) Chief Justice.

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T H E CUSTOMS MANAGEMENT LAWS, 1954 AND 1955. -__-

ORDER I N COUNCIL No. zS44 MADE UNDER SECTION 7.

In exercise of the powers vested in him by section 7 of the Customs 8 of 1954. Management Laws, 1954 and 1955, His Excellency the Governor, with the 49 of 1955. advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to order as follows:-

I . This Order may be cited as the Customs Management (Places for the Examination of Goods) Order, 1956.

2. The premises occupied by the Customs Department which are situated in Lloyd George Square, Nicosia, are hcreby appointed as a place for the examination of goods for the purpose of the Customs Management Laws,

__-- 1954 and 1955.

Ordered this 26th day of June, 1956.

By Command of His Excellency the Governor,

R. G. SHERIDAN, Clerk of the Executive Council.

c I No. 625.

T H E SUPPLIES AND SERVICES (TRANSlTIONAL POWERS) (CYPRUS) ORDER, 1946.

ORDER MADE BY THE GOVERNOR UNDER DEFENCE REGULATION 64. In exercise of the powers vested in him by Defence Regulation 64 a s set out

in the First Schedule to the Supplies and Services (Transitional Powers) (Cyprus) Order, 1946 (which continues in force in consequence of the Supplics and Services (Continuance) Order, 1955)~ His Excellency the Governor by this Order authorizes the use from time to timc of the areas of land specified in the Schedule hereto (hercinafter referred to as “ the land ”) for military and airforce purposes during thc period of six months from the date of this Order and any person using the land in the pursuance of this Order may, in relation to the land, do all or any of the following acts, that is to say :-

(a) drop parachutists on to the land from aircraft ; (b) drop any form of equipment or vehicle on to the land from aircraft ; (c) enter on the land for the purpose of making the arrangcmeiits for

the acts mentioned in (N ) and (b) above and to erect warning sigiials as hereinafter provided ;

ipment or vehicles dropped :

Provided that on each occasion before the land is used for the aforesaid acts, the following conditions shall be fulfilled by the user of the land, that i s to say :-

(i) reasonable noticc shall be given to thc Mukhtar of Kolrkini Trimithia villagc of the intention to use the land ;

(ii) not less than half an hour before the intended use is duc to begin, adequate warning sign& shall lie placed round thc perimeter of the land ; .

(iii) during the timc that the warning signals arc in position, a Safctjr Officer shall be in chargc of all operations, authorizcd to take all thc necessary steps for clearing the land before it is used and for keeping it clear during use.

(d) enter on the land for the purposc of recover‘

562 2. No person (including any person enjoying any right over the laid

whether by virtue of an interest in the land or otherwise) other than a member of Her Majesty's Forces shall enter or be on the land so long as the warning signals are in position.

3. From and after the date of the publication of this Order in the Gazette, no persons (including any person enjoying any right in or over the land whether by virtue of an interest in the land or otherwise) shall erect any building on thc land or plant any tree on the land or perform any act on the land, save with a writtcn pcrmit from the Commissioner of the District in which the land is situated.

4. The use of the land by Her Majesty's Forces shall be subject to the condition that there shall be paid by Her Majesty's Government to the person for the time being entitled to occupy the land, Compensation for the use and possession thercof and for aiiy damage thereto which, in default of agreement, shall be assessed undcr tlic provisions of thc Compensation (Defence) Law or in accordance with the provisions relating to compensation in respect of tlking possession of land 2s therein contiined.

5. Any person who contravenes or fails to comply with any of the provisions of this Order is liable, under Defence Regulation 94 as set out in the Schedule to the aforesaid Emergency Laws (Transitional Provisions) (Cyprus) Order, 1946, to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years or to a fine not exceeding one hundred pounds or to both such imprisonment and fine.

SCHEDULE. All those areas of Crown land situated at Kokkini 'I'rimithia village,

iucludcd in the area coloured red on the plan signcd by the Assistant Director of Hirings, Cyprus, dated the 26th April, 1956, and deposited in the office of the Commissioner, Nicosia.

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(M.P. 1485/51/2.)

Made this 25th day of June, 1956.

By Command of His Excellency the Governor,

J. W. SYKES, Administrative Secretary.

No. 626. T H E EMERGENCY POWERS (PUBLIC SAFETY AND ORDER)

REGULATIONS, 1955 T O (No. 8) 1956.

ORDER MADE UNDER REGULATION 44.

In exercise of the powers vested in the Governor by Regulation 44 of the Emergency Powers (Public Safety and Order) Regulations, 1955 to (No. 8) 1956, and delegated to me by Notification No. 736 published in Supplement No. 3 to the Gazette of the 26th November, 1955, I give notice that in the interests of public order and safety I have taken possession until further notice of the land specified in the Schedule hereto.

2. Her Majesty's Forces are hereby authorized to do in relation to the land anything which the owner or any person having an interest in the land would be entitled to do by virtue of such ownership or interest as may be necessary for security purposes.

5 63 3 . The exercise of any right relating to the land which is enjoyed by any

person, whether by virtue of an interest in the land or otherwise, is hereby prohibited during the period this order shall remain in force.

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SCIIEDULE. I . The wall screening the yard of plot 625, Block D, Ayios Niltolaos

Quarter, from Franklin Koosevelt Avenue. 2. All vegetation in plot 70, Block E, Ayios Nikolaos Quarter, within

ten feet of Evagoras Avenue. 3 . The wall preventing access to plot 577, 13lock E, Ayios Nikolaos

Quarter, from Aeschylus Street westward of the gateway in the wall. 4. The wall preventing access to plot 688, Block E, Ayios Nikolaos

Quarter, from Franklin Koosevelt Avenue. 5 . The wall preventing access from Franklin Roosevelt Avenue to the

space shown on Sheet XXX111.1z.6.1V of the Government Survey Plan as free of buildings in plot 446, Block 11, Ayios Nikolaos Quarter, eastward of the gateway in the wall.

6. The wall screening from Alexander Street the area shown 011 Sheet XXX111.1z.6.1V of the Government Survey Plan as free of buildings in plot 78, Block F, Ayia Zoni Quarter.

Made this zznd day of June, 1956. B. J. WESTON,

Commissioner of Furnagus tu. I_

No. 627. T H E EMERGENCY POWERS (PUBLIC SAFETY AND ORDER)

REGULATIONS, 1955 T O (No. 8) 1956.

ORDER MADE UNDER REGULATION 44. In exercise of the powers vested in the Governor by Regulation 44 of the

Emergency Powers (Public Safety and Order) Regulations, 1955 to (No. 8) 1956, and delegated to me by Notification No. 736 published in Supplement No. 3 to the Gazette of the 26th November, 1955, I give notice that in the interests of public order and safety I have taken possession until further notice of the land specified in the Schedule hereto.

2. Her Majesty’s Forces are hereby authorized to do in relation to the land anything which the owner or any person having an interest in the land would be entitled to do by virtue of such ownership or interest as may be necessary for security purposes.

3. The exercise of any right relating to the land which is enjoyed by any person, whether by virtue of an interest in the land or otherwise, is hereby prohibited during the period this order shall remain in force.

SCHEDULE. I. The walls preventing access from Alexander Street to the areas

shown on Sheet XXX111.21.1.1 of the Government Survey Plan as free of buildings in plots 61, 64 and 454, Block A, Stavros Quarter.

2. The Nissen Hut standing within 30 feet of the Larnaca-Famagusta Road in plot 15, Block D, Kato Varosha. Quarter, at a point approximately I I O yards south-west of the point where the boundary between plots I 5 and 16 meets the road.

3 . The Nissen Hut standing within 30 feet of the Larnaca-Famagusta Road in plot 16, Block D, Kato Varosha Quarter.

Made this 22nd day of June, 1956. B. J. WESTON,

Commissioner of Famugusta.

564 No. 628.

T H E EMERGENCY POWERS (PUBLIC SAFETY AND ORDER) REGULATIONS, 1955 T O (No. 8) 1956.



2. Her Majesty’s Forces are hereby authorized to do in relation to the land anything which the owner or any person having an interest in the land would be entitled to do by virtue of such ownership or interest as may be necessary for security purposes.

3. The exercise of any right relating to the land which is enjoyed by any person, whether by virtue of an interest in the land or otherwise, is hereby prohibited during the period this order shall remain in force.

SCHEDULE. I . The wall and gate preventing access to plot 768, Block F, Ayia Zoni

Quarter, from Acropolis Street. 2. The wall and gate preventing access to the courtyard of plot 167,

Mock F‘, Ayia Zoni Quarter, from Acropolis Street. 3. The wall preventing access to the yard of plot 169, Block F, Ayia

%oni Quarter, from Acropolis Street. 4. The wall preventing access to thc courtyard of plot 433. Mock A,

Stavros Quarter, from Acropolis Street. 5 . The walls and gates preventing access to the courtyards of plots 143,

145 and 248, Block A , Stavros Quarter, from Hercules Street. 6. ‘The walls and gates preventing access from Hercules Street to the

nreas shown on the Government Survey Plan Sheets XXXIII.r2.6.IV and Xxx111.~0.3.11 as free of buildings in plots 195, IOI and 103, Block F, Ayb Zoni Quarter.

Made this zznd day of June, 1956.

B. J. WESTON, Coninaissioner of Funaagrcsta.

- _. _ _ __ No. 629.

T H E EMERGENCY POWERS (PUBLIC SAFETY AND ORDER) REGULATIONS, 1955 TO (No. 8) 1956.



2. Her Majesty’s Forces are hereby authorized to do in relation to the land anything which the owner or any person having an interest in the land \youid be entitled to do by hirtuc of such ownership or interest as mdy be Iiccessary for security purposes,

565 3. The exercise of any right relating to the land which is enjoyed by any

person, whether by virtue of an interest in the land or otherwise, is hereby prohibited during the period this order shall remain in force.

SCHEDULE. I . Any vegetation at a height of less than five feet from ground level

and within 20 yards of Demetra Street in plots 313 and 314, Block A, Kat0 Varosha Quarter.

2. ilny vegetation at a height oT less than five feet from ground level and within 20 yards of Hesperidon Street in plots 183 and 184, Block C, Ayios R'lcmnon Quarter, and plot 272, Block C, Stavros Quarter.

3. Any fences preventing access to plots 275, 291 and 292, Block C, Stavros Quarter, from Hesperidon Strcet.

RI i ldc this 28th day of June, 1956. .

B. J. WESTON, CoiiiinissioTier of Furnagusto.

No. 630. THE EMERGENCY POWERS (PUBLlC SAFETY AND ORDER)

REGULATIONS, i955 T O (No. 8) 1956, -___-

NOTICE UNDER REGULATION 44. With reference to the orders published in Suppleineiit No. 3 to the Gazette

on the dates shown, and under thc notifications numbered as in the first and second columns of the Schedule hereto, 1 give notice that as from the date hereof I have relinquished possession of all land other than walls, fenccs and vegetation affected by the said orders in the properties listed in the third column of the Schedule witliout prejudice to anything done thereunder.

Dote. 19th April, 1956

do.

loth May, 1956

30th May, 1956 7th June, 1956

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q t l i Junc, 1956

SC'HEDUL F.

Noti$ration No. Property. . . 314 . . Plot 615, l

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T H E EMERGENCY POWERS (PUBLIC SAFETY AND ORDER) REGULATIONS, 1955 T O (No. 8) 1956.

No. 631.

NOTICE UNDER REGULATION 44. With reference to the Order made on 11th April, 1956, in respect of the

property described in the Schedule hereto, I give notice that as from the date hereof I have relinquished possession of all lalid in the said property other than walls, fences or vegctation, without prejudice to anything done by virtue of the order.

SCHEDULE. Plot 27, Block E, Ayios Niltolaos Quarter.

Made this 30th day of Junc, 1956.

B. J. WESTON, Commissioizer qf Famagusta.

No. 632. T H E CURFEWS LAWS, 1955, LAWS I7 AND 47 OF 1955.

ORDER MADE UNDER SRC'I'ION 2. In exercisc of the powers vested in thc Governor by section 2 of the

Curfelqs Laics, 1955, and delegated to ine under section ZA of the said Laws by Notification No. 618 published in Supplement No. 3 to the Gazette of the 13th October, 1955, I do hereby order as follows :-

I . This Ordcr may bc cited as thc Curfews (Paphos District No. 23) Order, 1956.

z. No person ~ i t h i n the area prcscribed in the First Schedule hereto shall be out of doors between the hours prescribed in the Second Schedule hereto except under the mthority of a written permit granted by the Corn- missioner of Paphos or the Superintendent of Police in charge of the area :

Prmided that this Order shall not apply to any member of the Executive Council, Her Majesty's Forces, or the Cyprus Police Force.

This Order shall COJTE into force on tlie zIst day of June, 1956.

FIRST SCIIEDUIX. Within tlic Municipal limits of Polis.

SECOND SCHEDULE. From 21.30 hrs. on thc zIst June, 1956, upto 04.00 hrs. on the zznd

June, 1956. ----

Ordcrcd this 21st day of June, 1956.

0. F. MUFTIZADE, Commissioizer of Paphos.

567

ht'b. 633. THE CURFEWS LAWS, 1955. LAWS I7 AND 47 OF 1955.

ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 2. In exercise of the powers vested in the Governor by section 2 of the

Curfews Laws, 1955, and delegated to me under section ZA of the said Laws by Notification No. 618 published in supplement No. 3 to the Gazette of the 13th October, 1955, I do hereby order as follows :-

I. This Order may be cited as the Curfews (Paphos District No. 24) Order, 1956.

2. No Derson within the area prescribed in the First Schedule hereto shall be out of doors between the hours prescribed in the Second Schedule hereto except under the authority of a written permit granted by the Com- missioner of Paphos or the Superintendent of Police in charge of the area :

Provided that this Order shall not apply to any member of the Executive Council, Her Majesty's Forces or the Cyprus Police Force.

This Order shall come into force on the 22rid day of June, 1956.

FmsT SCHEDULE. Within tlic Municipal limits of Polis.

__- SECOND SCHEDULE.

From 19.00 hrs. to 04.00 hrs. nightly, until further notice. Commencing at 19.00 hrs. on the zznd June, 1956.

Ordered this z2nd day of June, 1956. 0. F. MUFTIZADE,

Commissioner of Paphos.

No. 634. 'L'IIE CUIIFEWS LAWS, 1955. LAWS I 7 AND 47 OF 1955.

ORDER MADE UNDER SECTION 2. In exercise of the powers vested in the Governor by section 2 of the

Curfews Laws, 1955, and delegated to me under section 2 A of the said Laws by Notification No. 618 published in Supplement No. 3 to the Gazette of the 13th October, 1955, I do hereby order as follows :--

I. This Order may be cited as the Curfews (Kyrcnia District No. ~ S I < ) Order, 1956.

2. No person within the arm prescribed in thc First Schedule liereto shall be out of doors between the hours prescribed in the Secoiid Schedule hereto except under the authority of a'ryritten pcrniit granted by the Assistant Commissioner o i Kyrenin or the Supeiiiitcuderit of Policc in charge of the area :

Provided that this Order shall not apply to any niciiiber of h e Executive Council, Her Majesty's Forces, or the Cyprus Police Force.

?'his Order s h i d COIIIC into forcc 011 the zznd d:ty of Tunc, 1956.

FIRST sCHEDULE. Municipality of Kyrenia.

SECOND S c a s u u ~ ~ i . Between 3.30 a.m. and 8.5 a.m.

Ordered this 22nd day of June, 1956. V. I

568

'L'HE VILLAGES (ADMINISTRATION AND IR/IPROVEMBNT) No. 635.

LAWS, 1950 AND 1953.

BYE-LAWS MADE BY l l I E IMPROVEMENT BOARD OF 'rRIKOM0. In exercise of the powers vested in them by section 24 of the Villages

(Administration and Improvement) Laws, 1950 and 1953, the Improvement Board of 'I'rikomo hereby make the following bye-laws :-

I . These bye-laws may be cited as the Villages (Administration and Improvement) Trikomo (Amendment) Bye-laws, 1956, and shall be read as one with the Villagcs (Administration and Improvement) Trikomo Bye-laws, 1951 and 1955 (hereinafter referred to as " the principal Bye-laws ") and the principal Bye-laws and these bye-laws may together be cited as the Villages (Administration and Improvement) Trikomo Bye-laws, 195 I to

2. Paragraph (I) of Bye-law 26 of the principal Bye-laws is hereby

" ( I ) The following fees shall bc paid by the owner of or tlie person slaugliteriiig any animal in the 'ippropriate slaughter-housc, that is to say :-

12 of 1950 18 of 1950 31 OF 1953. Gazettes :

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repealed aiid the following paragraph substituted therefor :-

Mils

thirty oltes in weight . . . . . . . . . 150 (a) For every bullock, camel, cow or ox not exceeding

(b ) For every bullock, camel, cow or ox exceeding thirty

(c) For every goat, kid, lamb or sheep of six okes or over okes in weight . . . . . . . 250

in weight . . . . . . SO 35 (d) For every kid or lamb under six okes in weight

(e) For every swine not exceeding fivc okes in weight . . .

20 (f) For every swine exceeding five okes in weight but not

(9) For cvery swine exceeding ten okes in weight but not exceeding ten okes in weight

exceeding thirty olics 111 weight . IO0

35

(h) For every swine exceeding thirty olies in weight . 300 Provided that every owner may, after permission is obtained from the

Chairman of the Board and after the animal i s inspected by the inspector, slaughter such animal in his premises when such animal. is to be used exclusively by the owner aiid his family. In every such case a fee of IOO mils shall he paid jii respect of swine a i id 35 mils in respect of every other animal ".

3. Paragraphs (I) a i d (2) of Bye-law 37 of the principal Bye-laws are

" (I) The following fccs shall bc paid by every person exposing for sale hereby repealed a i d the following paragraphs substitutcd therefor :-

ally perishablc goods iu the market of prishahle goods, tlidt is to say :- .Mils

5 (U ) When the value of such goods is under one hundred

mils . . (b) When the valuc of such goods excectls onc liundiccl

mils but does not exceed two hundred mils , (c) When the value of such goods exceeds two hundred

mils but does not exceed four hundred i d s . (d ) Whcii the v'iluc of such goods exceccls four liund~ctl

mils but does not cxcevd scicii hundred and fifty mils 25 (e) When thc valuc of such goods exceeds seven hundred

and fifty mils but does not exceed onc thousand mils 30 ( f ) When the value of such goods exceeds one thousand

mils but does not exceed two thousand mils . . 35 (g) When the valuc of such goods exceeds two thoirsand

mils but does not cxcecd four thousand mils . . 50

1 0

20

.

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(2) If the value of such goods exceeds four thousand mils, a fee of 20 mils for each additional pound or fraction thereof shall be added to the aforementioned fee of 50 mils.”


“ (I) The following fees shall be paid by every person exposing for sale repealed and the following paragraph substituted therefor :-

any fresh meat in the meat market, that is to say :- M i l s

70

. . 35

(a) For every carcass of sheep or goat or part thereof

six okes in weight or part thereof . . . .

thereof not exceeding thirty okes in weight . . . 70

ing sixty okes in weight . . . . . . . . IO0

thereof exceeding sixty okes in weight. . . . . . 150”

. . ( b ) For every carcass of a young lamb or kid of less than

(c) For every carcass of ox, camel, cow or bullock or part

( d ) For every carcass of ox, camel, cow or hullock or part thereof exceeding thirty okes in weight but not exceed-

( e ) For every carcass of ox, camel, cow or bullock or part

5. Paragraph ( I ) of Bye-law 58 of the principal Bye-laws is hereby

“ (I) The following fees shall be paid by the owner of or the person exposing for sale any carcass of swinc or fresh pork in th3 pork market, that is to say :--

repealed and the following paragraph substituted therefor :-

Mils (a) For every carcass of swine or part thereof or portion

(b) For every carcass of swine or part thereof or portion of fresh pork exceeding 30 okes in weight but not

(c) For every carcass of swine or part thereof or portion

of fresh pork not exceeding 30 okes in weight. .

exceeding 60 okes in weight . . . . . . . . I50

of fresh pork exceeding 60 okes in weight . . . . 200 ”.

. . I O 0

6. Paragraph ( I ) of Bye-law 65 of the principal Byc-laws is hereby amended by the deletion therefrom of the figurc (‘ I/).’’ (line 2) and the substitution therefor of the figure and word ( ‘ 5 mils ”.


“ ( I ) The following tolls shall be paid by the owner of or the person repealed and the following paragraph substituted therefor :-

exposing for sale any animal in the market of animals, that is to say :- Mils

SO

5 0 50

(a ) For every horse or mule . . . . . . . . ( b ) For every ox, ass or swine . . . . . . . . (c) For every camel . , . . . . . . . . . . (d ) For every sheep or goat . . . . . . . . 20 ( e ) For every kid, lamb, or suckling pig . . . . . . 10 ”.

S. Paragraph (2) of Rye-law 91 of the principal Bye-laws is hereby amended by thc deletion therefrom of the words “ two piastres ” (line 3 ) and the substitution therefor of the figurc and word “ IO mils ”.

9. Paragraph (4) of Bye-law 110 of the principal Bye-laws is hereby amended by the deletion therefrom of the figure “ IS.” (line 3) and the substitution therefor of the figure and word “ 50 mils ’ l o

5 70 I O . Paragraph (2) of Bye-law 135 of the principal Bye-laws is hereby

amended by the deletion therefrom of the words “ten shillings” (line 2) and the substitution therefor of thc figure and word “ 500 mils ”.

1 1 . Paragraph (2) of Bye-law 136 of the principal Bye-laws is hereby amended by the deletion therefrom of the words “ twenty shillings ” (line z ) and the substitution therefor of the figure and word “ 1000 mils ”.

12. Paragraph (3) of Bye-law 139 of the principal Bye-laws is hereby amended by the deletion therefrom of the words “ one shilling ” (line I ) and the substitution therefor of the figure and word I ‘ 5 0 mils ”.

13. Paragraph (2) of Bye-law 155 of the principal Bye-laws is liercby repealed and the following paragraph substituted therefor :-

“ (2) The following fees shall be paid by every hawker in respect of every day upon which he hawks goods within the improvement area, that is to say :-

Mils ( U ) When the value of the goods hawked does not exceed

(b) When the value of the goods hawked does not exceed

(c) When the value of the goods hawked exceeds k3 but . . 50

(d ) When the value of the goods hawked exceeds 410 . .

. . . . . . 1 0 LI

L3 does not exceed LIO .

. . . . . . . . . . . . 20

. . io0 ”.


I ‘ ( I ) The following charges shall be paid by every person posting or exhibiting any advertisement or notice on any hoarding, that is to say :-

Si& oj advertisement or notice


not exceeding : 2 ft. x 2 ft. 3 ft. x3 ft.

Mils nfils (a) For each day . . . . 10 .. 20 (h) For each week or part thereof . . . . 5 0 . . I O 0 (c) For each month or part thereof . I O 0 . . 150” .

15. Paragraph ( I ) of Bye-law 178 of the principal Bye-laws is hereby

“ ( I ) Whenever any authorized mcigher is requested by any person to weigh, measure or test any goods other than any of the goods enumerated in the Second Schedule hereto, such person shall pay to the authorized weigher upon such weighing, measuring or testing a fee at the rate of one mil per three okes in respect thereof and such authorized weigher shall give to the person paying the same a printed receipt in respect thereof from a counterfoil book in such form as the Board may from time to time prescribe and every person paying any such fee shall require the authorized weigher to whom the same is paid to furnish him with such printed receipt :


Provided that- ( U ) Fractions under 2 mils shall not be collected ; (b) For fractions of 2 mils and over and under 4 mils the sum of

(c) For fractions of 4 mils and over and under 5 mils the sum of

Provided also that the minimum fee for any one weighing, measuring

3 mils shall be collected ;

5 mils shall be collected :

or testing shall be 5 mils,”

Srfi 16. Bye-law 179 of the principal Bye-laws is hereby amended by thc

deletion therefrom of the words “ six piastres ” (line 3) and the substitution therefor of the figure and word “ 35 mils ”.

17. Paragraph ( I ) of Bye-law 185 of the principal Byc-laws is hereby amended as follows :-

(a) by the deletion therefrom of the words “ An annual fee not exceeding : shillings ” and the substitution therefor of the words “ An annual fee not exceeding : mils.” ;

(b) by the deletion therefrom of the figures IO, 40, 20, 20, 20, 40, 40 and 40 appearing opposite sub-paragraphs (a), (b ) , (c), ( d ) , (e) (f), ( g ) aiid (h ) and the substitution for each and every of the figures deleted of the figure and word “ A;ro.ooo mils.”

18. The Second Schedule to the principal Bye-laws is hereby repealed aiid the following Schedule substituted therefor :-

‘‘ SECOND SCHEDULE.

GOODS TO BE WEIGHED, MEASURED OR TESTE11 UNUEII SECTION 26 O F T H E LAW ANT) FEICS PAYABLE FOR ‘I’ttl3

WEIGHING, MEASURING OR TES‘I‘ING ‘rHE:KEOI?.

(Bye-law 177.)

Fees foy any quaiitity iri excess Minimum of the mirii/iiutri we(qht.

Item weight. Mils per prantily No. Goods. Okes OY part thewof.

I . Almonds . . .. . . .. 2. Aniseed . . . . . . . . 3. Barley . . .. . . .. 4. Beans . . . . . . . . 5. Butter (of milk) . . . . 1 .

vegetaline, etc. . . .. . . 7. Carobs, natural or ground 8. Carobs, natural or ground on

exportation . . . . . . 9. Charcoal . . .. . . ..

IO. Coal . . . . . . . . 11. Colocas . . . . ~. .. 12. Cotton, unginned . . . . . . 13. Cotton, ginned . . . . . . 14. Cotton seed . . * . . . 15. Cumin seed . . . . . . 16. Favetta . . . . . . . . 17. Flour . . . . . . . . 18. Fruit, fresh (other than oranges and

lemons) . . . . . . . . 19. Fruit, dry (raisins, dry or boiled) . . 20. Fruits, dry, with shells removed . . 21. Fuel .. . . .. .. 22. Gypsum .. . . . . . . 23. Hazelnuts . . . . . . . . 24. H a y . . . . * . . . . .

6. Butter, other, such as cocoline,

..

Item NO. Goods. 25. Konari . . .. 26. Lime . . . . 27. Linseed . . . . 28. Mavrokokko . . 29. Nuts . . . . 30. Oats . . * . 31. Oil, olive . . . . 32. Oil, other . . . . 33. Olives . . . . 34. Olive stones , . 35. Onions . . . .

37. Potatoes . . . .

39. Sesame . . . . 40. Silk . . . . . .

43. Straw . . . . 44. Vetches . . . . 45. Vilios . . . . 46 Wheat . . . .

48. Wood .. .. 49. Wool .. ..

36. Peas and other pulse

38. Pumice stone . .

41. Silk cocoons, dry . . 42. Silk cocoons, fresh. .

47. Wines and spirits . .

$0. Lemons .. . .

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. . * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

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572

Minimum

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weight. Okes

40 20

20 20 1 0

20 I O I O

20

40 20 20 20

40 20

I

5 5

40 20 20 20 20

20 40

Fees for any quantity in excess of the minimum weight.

Mils per quantity or part thereof.

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. . * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Fees for any quantity in excess of the minimum measure. Mils per quantity or part Miizimum

Measure. thereof. 3 . , IO0 . .

. . IO00 . . 20 51. Oranges (Jaffa) . . 52. Oranges (other kinds) and grape-

fruit . . .. . . . . IO0 3

Fees shall be calculated on the actual weight of thc goods weighed at the above rates :

Provided that-

(a) Frdctioiis under 2 mils sliall not be collected.

(6) For fractions of 2 mils and ovcr and under 4 mils the sum of

(c) For fractions of 4 mils and over and under 5 mils the sum of

Provided also that thc mininiiirn fcc for any oiic wcigliirig 01- measuring

3 mils shall be collected.

5 mils shall be collectcd :

or tcsting shall be 5 mils.”

The above bye-laws have been approved by the Admiiiistrativc Secretary. (M.P. 1155/51.)

573

THE VILLAGES (ADMINISTRATION AND IMPROVEMEN'I') No. 636.

LAWS, 1950 ANI) 1953.

BYE-LAWS MADE BY TIIE IMPROVEMENT BOARD OF AYIOS NIKOLAOS. In exercise of the powers vested in them by section 24 of the Villages 12 of 1950

(Administration and Improvement) Laws, 1950 and 1953, the Improvement 18 of 1950 Board of Ayios Niliolaos hereby make the following bye-laws :- 31 of 1953.

Improvement) Ayios Nikolaos (Amendment) Bye-laws, 1956, and shall be Gazette I read as one with the Villages (Administration and Improvement) Ayios 2irrnent Nikolaos Bye-laws, 195 I (hereinalter referred to as "the principal Bye-laws "), 18.7.1951 ailcl the principal Bye-laws and these byc-laws may together be cited as thc Villages (Administration and Improvement) Ayios Niliolaos Bye-laws, 1951 and 1956.

2. Bye-law 26 of the principal Bye-laws is hereby amcnded as follows :- (I) By the deletion tlicrefrom of the figures I /-, z/-, I /- and -/4 appearing

opposite items (U ) to (d) , both inclusive, and the substitution therefor of the figures and words so mils, IOO mils, 50 mils and 23 mils respectively.

( 2 ) By the deletion from the proviso thereto of the figure IS. (line 2 ) and the substitution therefor of the figure and word 50 mils.

3. Bye-law 37 of the principal Bye-laws is hereby repealed and the

" Bye-law 37.-(1) The following fees shall be paid by every person exposing for sale any pcrishablc goods in the market of perishable goods, that is to say :-

I . These bye-laws may be cited as the Villages (Administration and

following bye-law substituted therefor :-

Mils ( U ) When the value of such goods is under IOO mils . . I O (b ) When the value of such goods exceeds 100 i d s but docs

(c) When the value of such goods exceeds zoo mils but

(d) When the value of such goods exceeds 400 mils but

(e) When the value of such goods exceeds 750 mils hut

( f ) When the valuc of such goods excecds icJ~"ooo but

(9) When thc value of such goods cxcecds &ooo but docs

not exceed zoo mils . . . . . . . . . . 18

"3 does not exceed 400 mils . . . . . .

does not cxcecti 750 mils . . . . . . . . 2,s

does not exceed L1.000 . . . .

does not cxcced icJz.000 . . . . . . . .

not exceed A4.000 . . . . . . . . . . 100

33

SO

. . . . . .

( 2 ) If the value of such goods exceeds A4.000 mils, a fee of 23 mils for each additional pound or fraction thereof shall be added to the aforementioned fee of IOO mils. For perishable goods sold under a permit from the Inspector at any other place other than the inarkct of perishable goods, a fee of 5 mils for evcry 20 okes or part thereof shall bc paid."

4. Bye-law 51 ( I ) of the principal Bye-laws is hcrcby amended by the dcletion therefrom of tlic figures I/-, -/4, I/-, 1/4; and z/- appearing opposite items (U ) to (c), bolh inclusive, and thc substitution t h c d o r of the figures a i d words 50 mils, 23 mils, 50 mils, 75 mils and 100 inils respcctivcly.

5. Bye-law 65 ( I ) of the principal Bye-laws (as set out in the model bye-laws published in Supplement No. 3 to the Gazette of the 14th March, 1951) is hereby amcnded by thc deletion therefrom of the words " ~ p . " (line 2) and the substitution therefor of the figure and word " 5 mils ",

574 6. Bye-law 75 (I) of the principal Bye-laws is hereby amended by the

deletion therefrom of the figures z / - , z/- , z/-, 4 4 , -/4, - / I , -/I, -/2 and z/- appearing opposite items (U ) to ( I ) , both inclusive, and the substitution thcrcfor of the figures and words IOO mils, IOO mils, IOO mils, 23 mils, 23 mils, 5 mils, 5 mils, Io mils and IOO mils respectively.

7. Bye-law 81 ( I ) of thc priucipd RJe-l‘iws (as set out in the model bye-law published in Supplerimit No. 3 to tlie G‘uxette of tile 14th March, 1951) i s hereby amcnded by the deletion thriefrom of the words “two to forty shillings ” (line 2) and the substitution tlierefor of thc figuies and words “ IOO mils to &000 mils.”

8. Byc-law 82 of the principal Bye-lavs is liereby ciinendecl by the deletion from itcms ( a ) , ( b ) , (c) and (d) of the figuies a/-, z/-, z/- and IP. to 20s. and the substitution tl~crcfor of the kiguies m d vortls 100 mils, IOO mils, 100 mils and 5 iiiils to k1.000 mils rcspecthcly.

9. Bye-law 91 ( 2 ) of the principal Bye-laws (as set out in the model bye-laws publishcd in Supplement No. 3 to the Guxeite of the 14th March, 1951) is hereby amended by the delction therefrom of the words ‘ I two piastres” (line 3) and the substitution thercfor of the figure and word “ I O mils ”.

IO. Bye-law IIO (4) of the principal Bye-laws is liereby ,inienclecl by tlie deletion therefrom of the words “five shillings” (line 2) and the substitution therefor of the figure and word “ 250 mils ”.

11 . Bye-law 117 of the principal Bye-laws is hereby amended by the deletion from the proviso thereto of the words “ ten shillings ” (line 4 ) and the substitution therefor of the figure and word “ 500 mils ”.

12. Bye-law 135 (2) of the principal Bye-laws is hereby amended by the ddetion tl~crcfrom of the words “ ten shillings ” (line z) and the substitution therefor of the figure a d word “ 500 mils ”.

13. Bye-law 136 ( 2 ) of the principal Bye-laws (as set out in the model bye-laws pul>lislicd in Supplement No. 3 to the Guxctte o f the 14th March, 1951) is hereliy amended hy the deletion therefrom of the words ten shillings ’) (line 2 ) and the substitution therefor of the figure and word “ 500 mils ”.

14. Bye-law 139 (3) of the principal Bye-laws is hereby amended by the deletion therefrom of the words “ three shillings ’) and the substitution therefor of the figure and word “ 150 mils ”.

15. Bye-law 155 (2) of the principal Bye-laws is hereby amended by the deletion therefrom of the figures -12, -/3, -/5 and I/- appearing opposite sub-paragraphs ( a ) to ( d ) , both inclusive, and the substitution therefor of the figures and words I O mils, 18 mils, z8 mils and 50 mils respectively.

16. Bye-law 160 ( I ) of the principal Bye-laws (as set out in the model bye-laws published in Supplement No. 3 to the Gazette of the 14th March, 195 I ) is hereby repealed and the following bye-law substituted therefor :-

“ Bye-law ~bo.-(~) The following charges shall be paid by every person posting or exhibiting any advertisement or notice on any hoarding, that is to say :-

Size of udvevtiseinent OY notice not exceeding :

mils mils 2 ft. x2 ft. 3 ft. x 3 ft.

( U ) For each day . . . . . . . . 5 . . IO ( b ) F o r r>arli wcck or p.art thereof . . . I8 . . 33 (c) Foi- v ~ l i i i~oiit lr o r pntt thereof . . 50 . . 100’)

17. Bye-law 171 of the principal Byc-laws (as set out in the model bye-laws published in Supplement No. 3 to the Gazette of the 14th March, 1951) i s hereby amended by the deletion therefrom of the figures and words

6 piastres ” (line 3) and “ 4 piastrcs ” (line 4) and the substitution therefor ofthc figures and words I ‘ 33 mils ” and “ 23 mils ” respectively.

575 18. Bye-law 178 ( I ) of the principal Bye-laws (as set out in the model

bye-laws published in Supplement No. 3 to the Gaxetfe of the 14th March 1951) is hereby amended as follows :-

(i) by the deletion therefrom of the words “ three paras per oke in respect” (line 5 ) and the substitution therefor of the figures and words ‘‘ 5 mils for every 13 okcs or part ” ;

(ii) by the deletion o f thc piovisos thereto.

19. Bye-law 179 of the principal Bye-laws (as set out in the model bye-laws published in Supplement No. 3 to the Gazeffe of the 14th March, 1951) is hereby amended by the cleletion therefrom of the words “six piastres” (line 3 ) and the suhstitution thcrefor of the figure and word “ 33 mils ”.

20. Bye-law 181 ( 2 ) of the principal Bye-laws is hereby amended by the deletion from sub-paragraphs (a ) , (b) , (c), ( d ) , ( e ) and (f) thereof of the words “ six piastres ”, “ three piastres ”, “ two piastres ”, “ two piastres ”, “ two piastres ” and “ two piastrcs ” after the words “ but in no case exceeding ” in each sub-paragraph and the substitution therefor of the figures and words “ 33 mils ”,“ 18 mils ”, “ 10 mils ”, “ 10 mils ”, “ I O mils ” and “ I O mils ” respectively.

21. Bye-law 185 ( I ) of the principal Bye-laws is hereby amended by the deletion therefrom of the words “An annual fee not exceeding : shillings” (line 4) and of the figures “ IO/-, zo/-, 2o/--, zo/-, m-, IO/-, IO/-, 40/- 40/-, 40/-, 4011 ” opposite items (a), (b) , (C), (d), ( e ) , (f), (g), ( ] I ) , (i), ( j ) and (h) respectively and the suhstitution therefor of the words “ An annual fee not exceeding : Mils ” and of the figures “ 500, A1.000, A1.000, L1.000, E1.000, 500, 500, k2.000, ~ 2 . 0 0 0 , R;2.000 and &.ooo ” respectively.

22. The Second Schedule to the principal Bye-laws is hereby repealed and the following Schedule substituted therefor :-

“ SECOND SCHEDULE.

GOODS TO BE WEIGHED, MEASURED OR TESTED UNDER SECTION 26 OF T H E LAW AND FEES PAYABLE FOR THE

WEIGHING, MEASURING OR TESTING THEREOF. (Bye-kmu 177.)

Minimum Item zceight. Fees. of the minimum weight. No. Goods. Okes Mils 5 mils for every :

Fees f o r any quantity in excess

I . Almonds . . ~. . . IO . . 5 . . 20 okes or part thereof . * 20 . . 5 . . 20 ,> 9 , 9 , ,, 2. Aniseed . . . . ’ . 20 . . 5 . . 20 9 , ,, ,, ,, 3. Barley . . . .

4. Beans . . . . . . 20 . . 5 . . 20 ,, ,, ,, ,, 5 . Butter (of milk) . . . . 1 0 . . 5 ” 2 0 , , , , , , ,, , ,, ,, 14. Cotton seed 9 . * ” 20 * * 5 * * 20 ,, >, ,, ))

16. Favetta . . . . . . 20 . . 5 . . 20 ,, ,, ,, 17. Flour . . . . . . 20 . . 5 . . 20 ,, ,, ,, 18. Fruit, fresh (other than

19. Fruit, dry (raisins, dry or boiled) . . . . . . 20 . . 5 . . 20 ,, ,, ),

20. Fruits, dry, with shells removed . . . . . . IO * . 5 . . 20 ,) ,, ,,

. . 40 . . 5 ' . 40 ,, ,, 1, 21. Fuel . . . . 22. Gypsum . . . . . . 40 . . IO . . 20 ,, :, ,, 23. Gypsum, on exportation

outside the Colony

oranges and lemons) . . I O . . 5 . . 40 ,, ,, ,,

24. Kazelnuts . . . . 25. Hay . . . . . . 26. Konari . . . . 27. Lime . . . . 28. Linseed . . . . 29. Mavrokokko . . 30. Nuts .. . . 31. Oats . . . . 32. Oil, olive . . . . 33. Oil, other . . . . 34. Olives . . . . 35. Olive stones . . 36. Onions . . . .

38. Potatoes . . . .

40. Sesame . . . . 41. Silk . . . . . .

37. Peas and other pulse

39. Pumice stone . .

42. Silk cocoons, dry . . 43. Silk cocoons, fresh. . 44. Straw . . . .

576 Minimum

Item weight. Fpes. ?f the mirrimzim twifht. NO. Goods. Olzrs 1Vils 5 mils.for every : 15 . Cumin seed . . . . 20 . . 5 . . 20 okes or part thereof

Fees foy any quantity in excess

. . 75 . . IO . . 20 ), ,, ,,

. . IO . . 5 9 . 20 ,, ,, ,,

. . 40 . . IO . , 20 ?, ,, ,,

. . 20 . . 5 . . 20 ,, ,, ),

. . 40 . . IO . . 20 ,, ,, ,,

. . 20 . . 5 . . 20 ,, ,, ,,

. . 20 . . 5 . . 20 ,, ,, ,,

. . IO . . 5 . . 20 ,, ,, ,,

. . 20 . . 5 . . 20 ,, ,, ,,

. . IO . . I8 . . IO ), ,, ,, * . IO . . IO . . 8 ,, ,, ,, . . 20 . . IO . . 8 ,, ,, ,, .. 40 ,. 5 . . 20 ,, ,. ,, . . 20 . . 5 . . 20 ,, ,, ,, . . 20 . . 5 . . 20 ,) ,, ,, . . 20 . . 5 . . 20 ,, ), ,, . . 40 . . IO . . 20 ,, ,, ,, . . 20 . . 5 . . 20 ), ,, ,)

. . IO . . 28 . . z ,, ,, ,,

. . 40 . . IO . . 2 0 ,, ,, ,,

. . 3 . . I8 . . I ,) ,, ,)

. . 5 . . 18 . . 4 ,, ,, ,, I ,

45. Straw, on exportation outside the Colony . .

46. Sumac . . . . . . 47. Terra umbra, natural, in

lumps or ground . . 48. Terra umbra, calcined, in

lumps or ground . . 49. Vetches . . . . . . 50. Vilros . . . . . . 51. Wheat . . . . . . 52. Wines and spirits . . 53. Wood . . . . . . 54. Wool . . . . 5 5 . Zivania : weighing a i d

testing by Sikes's hydrometer , , . . . .

56, Zivania : weighing and testing by Cartier's

. .

hydrometer , . . .

75 . . 23 . . 20 ,, ,, 3 , 40 . . IO . . 20 ,, ,, ,,

40 . . IO . . 20 ,, ,, ,,

40 . . Io I . 20 ,? ., 7,

577

Fees for any quantity in excess of the minimum measure.

Item ATinitniim Fees. Mils per lizindretl or pnrl N O . Goods. masiire Mis tli PYP?f . 57. Lemons . . . . . . 100 . . I O . . 5 58. Oranges (Jaffa) . . . . 100 . . 10 * *

grapefruit . . . . I00 . . I O ., 5 5

59. Oranges (other kinds) and

Fees shall be calculated on the actual weight of the goods weighed at

Provided that-

the above rates :

(a) Fractions under 2 mils shall not be collected ; (h) For fractions of over 3 mils up to 5 , a fee of 5 mils shall be

(c) For fractions of over 5 mils to 9 mils inclusive, a fee of I O mils

Provided also that the minimum fee for any one weighins, or measuring

collected ;

shall be collected :

or testing shall be 5 mils.’’

The above bye laws have been approved by the Administrative Secretary. (M.P. 1176/51.)

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No. 637. THE IRRIGATION DIVISIONS (VIL1,AGBS) LAW.

CAP. I I I .

In pursuance of the provisions of section 19 of the Irrigation Divisions (Villages) Law, the following rules made by the Committee of the Irrigation Division of Ayios Isidhoros-Steni, in the District of Paphos, are published in the Gaxette.

IRRIGATION DIVISION OF AYIOS ISIDHOROS-STENI. Rules.

I. These Rules may be cited as the Irrigation Division of Ayios Gazette .. Isidhoros-Steni (Amendment) Rules, 1956, and shall be read as one with Supplement the Irrigation Division of Ayios Isidhoros-Steni Rules, 1947 (hcreinafter No* :

2.10.1947. referred to as “ the principal Rules ”), and the principal Rules and these Rules may together be cited as the Irrigation Division of Ayios Isidhoros- Steni Rules, 1947 and 1956.

2. Rule 5 of the principal Rules is hereby amended by the deletion therefrom of the words “ twenty-five shillings ” and the substitution therefor of the words “ two pounds and five hundred mils ”.

(M.P. 880/47.)

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