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REVERSION OF CERTAIN LANDS (2004) ORDER

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Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 432.2 — REVERSION OF CERTAIN LANDS (2004) ORDER

REVERSION OF CERTAIN LANDS (2004)

SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION 432.02

REVERSION OF CERTAIN LANDS (2004) ORDER

28th May, 2004

LEGAL NOTICE 305 of 2004.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 432.2 — REVERSION OF CERTAIN LANDS (2004) ORDER

The title of this Order is the Reversion of Certain Lands

(2004) Order.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 432.2 — REVERSION OF CERTAIN LANDS (2004) ORDER

(Article 2)

The property to which article 2 of this Order refers is the following, that is to say

As from the 4th July, 1983

(i)

Portion of land at Mosta limits of Santa Margherita, namely plot 5A of

area of circa 418 square metres and is bounded from North-East by a

public lane, South-West and South-East by property of the Government,

which plot is shown edged in red on plan P.D. 16_2003_B, as appearing

in the attached Annex.

(ii) Portion of land at Msida limits of Swatar, of area of circa 38 square

metres and is bounded from North-West and South-West by a public

road, and from South-East by property of Christef Co.Ltd and others,

which plot is shown edged in red on plan P.D.117_2002_B as appearing

in the attached Annex.

REVERSION OF CERTAIN LANDS (2004)

Annex

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 432.2 — REVERSION OF CERTAIN LANDS (2004) ORDER

The property specified in the Schedule shall revert to the

person or persons to whom the lands belonged, by whatsoever title,

as if the acquisition by virtue of article 5 of the Building

Development Areas Act, had never taken place with effect from the

date specified in the Schedule, on which date the lands in question

were acquired by Government in virtue of the said article.

[ S.L432.02

REVERSION OF CERTAIN LANDS (2004)

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