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Saint Lucia Government Gazette
Monday May 10, 2010 • Issue 19
Statutory Instruments
Appears in appeals in disciplinary matters involving
members of the Public Service.
The following documents are published with and
forms part of this Gazette:
Statutory Instruments
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Prepares legal documents to be filed in civil matters.
Provides legal advice to all Ministers of Government.
No. 48 of 2010 — Fiscal Incentives (Sunsmart Beverages Inc)
Order.
Vets documents for Marriage Licences.
No. 49 of 2010 — Fiscal Incentives (Eze Green Energy
Company) Order.
Prepares and vets deeds, contracts and Agreements to
which Government is a party.
No. 50 of 2010 — Fiscal Incentives (Wilrock Limited)
(Amendment) Order.
Represents the Office of the Attorney General on
various statutory bodies and committees.
No. 51 of 2010 — Price Control (Amendment) (No. 3) Order.
No. 52 of 2010 — Consumption Tax (Amendment of
Schedule 1) (No. 3) Order.
Performs such other duties as may be assigned
from time to time by the Attorney General or Solicitor
General.
No. 53 of 2010 — Statistics (Census) Order
Conditions:
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The following document has been published and
is now available for sale at the National Printing
Corporation (NPC):
Statutory Instrument
No. 54 of 2010 — Statistics (Census) Regulations.
Vacancy Notices
Post of Crown Counsel III
Prepares petitions for escheat of vacant lands.
Functions in a scheduled travelling post and will
receive basic travelling and mileage allowance in
accordance with approved rates.
Required to maintain a motor vehicle for the
performance of duties.
Accommodation provided in a general administrative
office.
Institutional support is provided through appropriate
civil service regulations and departmental guidelines.
Salary will commensurate with qualifications and
experience.
pplications are invited from suitably qualified
persons for appointment to the post of Crown
Counsel III within the Attorney General’s Chambers.
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Standards:
Job Title : Crown Counsel Iii
Timely completion of reports and meeting of task
deadlines.
Reports To : Solicitor General
Supervises : N/A
Work performance will be evaluated on the basis of
the following:
Punctual and consistent attendance at meetings.
Classification : Grade No. 17
Number of problems investigated and relevance of
prescriptions.
Relationship and Responsibilities:
Compliance with Ministry guidelines and standard
operating procedures.
Works under the direction of and reports to the
Solicitor General.
Required to respond whenever necessary to the
Attorney General, Solicitor General and or Senior Crown
Counsel on matters relating to work in progress.
Effective implementation of duties, responsibilities
and assignments as defined in the job description.
Skills, Knowledge and Abilities:
Duties and Tasks:
A sound working knowledge of the Laws and statutes
of Saint Lucia.
Appears and represents the Government of Saint
Lucia in the District Courts and the High Court.
A working knowledge of and ability to interpret
Legislation, Civil Service Rules and Regulations,
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Collective Agreement etc.
Duties and Tasks:
Ability to plan and organise work and prepare clear
concise reports.
The Successful applicant will be required to:
Ability to analyze issues, make interpretations and
sound recommendations.
Ability to establish and maintain effective working
relationships and associates and the public.
Qualifications and Experience:
Masters Degree in Law plus two (2) years experience.
OR
A Bachelors Degree in Law plus a Post Graduate
Diploma with a minimum of three (3) years practical
experience in the legal field.
Applications, along with two references and certified
copies of documents pertaining to qualifications, should
be addressed to:
The Secretary
Judicial and Legal Services Commission
2nd Floor
Heraldine Rock Building
The Waterfront
Castries, Saint Lucia W.I.
to reach her no later than Monday, 31st May 2010.
Ministry of Justice
Registry of the Supreme Court
Post of Adjudicator
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pplications are invited from suitably
qualified persons for appointment to the post
of Adjudicator, Registry of the Supreme Court,
Ministry of Justice.
Reports to : Registrar of Civil Status
Classification : Grade 17
Relationships and Responsibilities:
Works under the direction and supervision of
the Registrar of Civil Status and the Permanent
Secretary, Ministry of Justice.
Required to respond wherever necessary to the
Registrar of Civil Status on matters related to work
in progress.
Manage the adjudication process in accordance
with the law.
Issue notices requiring the attendance of such
persons or production of such documents as he/
she may consider necessary for carrying out the
adjudication.
Adjudicate upon and determine any dispute
referred to him/her by the Registrar of Civil
Status, having due regard to any law or procedure
which may be applicable, and shall make and sign
a record of the adjudication.
Determine the final record on matters referred
to him/her, notwithstanding, all contentious
matters shall be forwarded to the Registrar for final
determination.
Ensure that all applications for adjudication are
correctly filled and are filed with all relevant forms
and supporting documents.
Monitor the entries in all registers and the
electronic database.
Submit monthly reports and or returns on
all adjudicated matters to the Registrar of Civil
Status prepared in accordance with standard
reporting procedures, which report shall provide
information on the status of all adjudication
hearings, discrepancies resolved, and contentious
matters referred to the Registrar of Civil Status for
final determination.
Conduct oral interviews with applicants and
deponents with a view to determining the final
outcome of matters.
Undertake constant review of work flow process
with a view to improving the overall effectiveness
of the office.
Provide general supervisory and advisory
functions in relation to staff and their functions.
Perform any other related duties as delegated by
the Registrar of Civil Status from time to time.
Standards and Evaluation Mehtods:
Work performance will be evaluated on the basis
of the following:
Demonstration of supervisory capabilities and
interpersonal skills.
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Knowledge and understanding of the various
legal and administrative rules and the effective
application of Civil Service Act and Regulations.
Salary is in accordance with the terms and
conditions stipulated by Government of Saint
Lucia.
Administrative and legal problems handled
effectively and swiftly and the use of solutions
implemented to resolve them.
Legal allowances as stipulated by Government.
Compliance with departmental, Legal and
Constitutional Guidelines and Standard Operating
Procedures.
Quality and quantity of work.
Accuracy of work performed.
Timely completion of work and meeting task
deadlines.
Applications should be submitted under
confidential cover, with full curriculum vitae and
letter of reference from two referees to:
The Secretary
Judicial and Legal Services Commission
P.O. Box 1093
Castries, Saint Lucia
to reach no later than Friday, 21st May 2010.
Organisation for the Prohibition of
Chemical Weapons (OPCW)
Skills, Knowledge and Ability:
A working knowledge of Laws, Rules and
constitutional requirements.
Impartially and clear decisiveness in making
legal, administrative decisions, soundness of
judgment and clarity in issuing directives.
Knowledge of legal forms and precedents.
Demonstrated computer and clerical skills.
Fair understanding and fluency in the creole
language.
Ability to communicate effectively.
Post Title: Inspector (Medical Specialist)
Post Level: P-4
Vacancy Ref.: E-INS/IMS/F0400/P-4/23/03-10
Division: Inspectorate
Closing Date: 11th June, 2010
Post Title: Software Developer
Post Level: P-2
Vacancy Ref.: E-ADM/ISB/SD/F0404/P-2/25/0410
Division: Administration
Qualifications and Experience:
Bachelor of Laws, with at least three (3) years
working experience.
Must be admitted to practice as an Attorney-atLaw in Saint Lucia.
Conditions:
Accommodation to be provided in general
administrative office.
Institutional support is provided through
appropriate civil service regulations and
departmental guidelines.
Employment will be on contract.
Closing Date: 20th June, 2010
Interested applicants are asked to submit their
applications online through the Organisation’s
website: www.opcw.org.
Notices
Appointment of Analyst
Drug (Prevention of Misuse) Act, Cap. 3.02
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he Minister hereby appoints Ms. Yannis Charles as
an Analyst for the purposes of the Drugs (Prevention
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and Misuse) Ad, Cap. 3.02 for the period commencing
April 1, 2010 to March 31st, 2011.
Dr. Keith Mondesir
Minister for Health, Wellness,
Family Affairs, National Mobilisation,
Human Services and Gender Relations
Public Service Board of Appeal
Notice of Sitting
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Sitting of the Public Service Board of Appeal will
take place on Thursday, 6 May, 2010 in the Training
Room of the Ministry of the Public Service and Human
Resource Development, 1st Floor, Sir Stanislaus James
Building, The Waterfront, Castries at 2:00 p.m.
TAKE NOTICE that ALL correspondence to the Public
Service Board of Appeal should be addressed to:
The Secretary
Public Service Board of Appeal
c/o Saint Lucia National Commission for UNESCO
2nd Floor, Francis Compton Building
The Waterfront
Castries
Saint Lucia
Bella Rosa Road - Traffic will be permitted to flow in
one direction from Beausejour towards the Castries
Gros Islet High way
No Parking
The Ring Road surrounding the Beausejour Cricket
Grounds will be designated as a NO PARKING Zone.
The Beausejour, Caye Manje, and Bella Rosa Roads
will be designated as NO PARKING Zones
The Castries /Gros Islet High Way will be designated
as NO PARKING
Controlled Access
Only vehicles with the designated passes will be
permitted access at the various check points
Any vehicle which is unlawfully parked in a NO
PARKING area or any other area likely to cause
obstruction to other road users will be towed away in
accordance with section 109 - 113 of the Motor Vehicles
and Road Traffic Act No. 10 of2003.
All vehicles Towed shall be at the expense of the
Owner and will be stored at Tyron’s Wrecker Service at
Bois D’ Orange.
Ausbert Regis
Commissioner of Police
Traffic Management Plan for
Beausejour and Surrounding Areas
on Match Days During
Icc World Wt20 Series
Development Control Authority
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, Ausbert Regis, Police Commissioner in exercise of
the powers conferred on me by virtue of section 50
(2) of the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Act No. 10
of 2003 makes the following temporary changes for the
control of traffic.
he Development Control Authority (DCA) would
like to inform the general public that in keeping
with the ongoing National Policy on metrication that
Effective 28th June 2010 All Applications submitted for
consideration by the DCA must be either in METRIC,
or with the METRIC EQUIVALENT indicated alongside
the imperial measurement.
Notice is hereby given that the following roads will
be made one way for vehicular traffic on the following
days, May 1st, 2nd, 10th, 11th, 13th and 14th 2010 from
4:00 a.m. until the traffic condition is back to normal at
the end of every match.
Applications which are not in metric or which do not
carry the metric equivalent will not be accepted by the
Development Control Authority (DCA) and WILL NOT
be registered.
Beausejour Road - Traffic will be permitted to flow in
one direction from the Castries / Gros Islet High
way towards Beausejour
Executive Secretary
Development Control Authority
Change of Name of
International Business Company
(International Business Companies Act,
Cap. 12.14 Section 10 (5))
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ake notice that the International Business Company
incorporated on 23rd March 2010 as:
KRISTAL PROPERTIES, LTD.
No. 2010 - 00083
has registered an amendment to its Articles and
Memorandum of Association and has changed its name
to :
KRISTAL PROPERTIES (ST. LUCIA) LTD.
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Notice Of Company Dissolution
(International Business Companies Act -Capt. 12.14)
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AKE NOTICE that the International Business
Company, SL OVERLAY SERVICES LTD., IBC No.
2006-00218 which was incorporated on the 25th day of
May 2006 in Saint Lucia and which company commenced
dissolution on the 3rd day of March 2010 has been
dissolved and has been struck off by the Registrar of
International Business Companies.
TAKE NOTICE that the dissolution of the abovenamed company became effective on the 14th day of
April 2010.
Dated this 9th day of April, 2010.
Kendell M. Gill
Liquidator
Dated this 21st day of April, 2010.
Lester D. Martyr
Registrar
International Business Companies
Notice of Company in Dissolution
(International Business Companies Act, Cap. 12.14)
08 LIMITED
No. 2008 - 00021
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ake notice that the International Business Company,
08 Limited, No. 2008-00021, which was incorporated
on 14th January, 2008, has registered its articles of
dissolution.
Customs Exchange Rates
Effective Monday,
03rd May, 2010
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T is notified for general information that under the
provisions of section 78 (2) of the Customs (Control
and Management) Act No. 23 of 1990 as amended that
the under-mentioned rates of exchange shall be used for
determining their equivalent in E.C. dollars.
U. K. Pound
$4.1357
U.S.A $2.7169
Take Notice that dissolution of the above named
company commenced on 29th April 2010, and that the
name and address of the liquidator is as follows:
Canadian Dollar $2.6867
D.Krs. (Danish Kroners) $0.4820
NZ (New Zealand Dollar) $1.7085
Australian Dollar $2.5019
Jamaican Dollar $0.0304
Japanese Yen
$0.0287
Guyanese Dollar $0.0134
Swedish Kroners $0.3733
DAVID ALEXANDER BOOTHMAN
Millennium House
Victoria Road
Douglas
ISLE OF MAN
Dated this 29th day of April, 2010.
Lester D. Martyr
Registrar
International Business Companies
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Venezuelan Bolivars $0.0006
Barbados Dollar
$1.3542
Euro $3.5874
Swiss Franc
$2.5009
Trinidad & Tobago $0.4545
Interested tenderers may wish to contact the
Permanent Secretary to arrange a site visit prior to
submission of proposals.
All tenders should be submitted in a sealed envelope
marked Security Services, Ministry of Communications,
Works, Transport and Public Utilities addressed to:
The Chairperson
Central Tenders Board
Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs
2nd Floor, Financial Centre
Bridge Street, Castries
HERMAN ST. HELEN, Comptroller of Customs & Excise. The deadline for submission of bids shall be 1200
hours (12:00 p.m.) local time, May 20, 2010.
Ministry of Communications, Works, Transport
and Public Utilities
The Employer will open the bids at the Central
Tenders Board at 1400 hours (2:00 p.m.) local time, May
26, 2010.
Tender Notice
Ministry of Education and Culture
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ENDERS are invited for the provision of Security
Services for the Ministry of Communications,
Works, Transport and Public Utilities at the following
locations:
Head Office at Union
Dennery Mechanical Workshop
Services are also required for the collection of cash
and deposit of same from the Ministry’s Head Office
from Monday to Friday.
The Company providing the services will be required
to:
Satisfy the Ministry that it is authorized to engage in
the provision of Security Services.
Provide documentation that the company’s officers
are trained and authorized to carry firearms.
Provide security coverage on a 24 hour basis, 7 days a
week inclusive of Public Holidays.
Armed guard services are needed between the hours
of 8:00 am to 4:00 pm at Head Office.
Ensure continuous supervision of guards on duty
and intense monitoring of their performance and
effectiveness.
Strictly adhere to the Ministry’s stipulated Security
Services requirements and directives.
Assign trained and competent guards to perform
security duties.
Equip guards with the necessary tools for the job
along with a movement diary to log the movement of
personnel and occurrences.
Pre-Qualification and Registration of
Contractors/Consultants
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he Ministry of Education and Culture invites
applications from suitable Contractors/Consultants
for the Procurement and Implementation of Works/
Services
Contactors/ Consultants who are interested, and qualify
for any one of the SEVEN categories of work, may apply
to the following address:
Permanent Secretary
Francis Compton Building
Waterfront
Castries , St. Lucia
Persons are allowed to apply for only ONE category.
Applicants who apply for more than one category will
not be acknowledged.
Interested Contractors/ Consultants may collect
Registration Forms at the Plant and Equipment Unit,
third (3rd) floor, Ministry of Education and Culture).
Those from the Southern Region may collect their forms
at the District Six Education Office in Vieux Fort.
Applicants should either be a Citizen of Saint Lucia or
hold the requisite Work Permit.
CATEGORY ONE :
New Buildings/ Extensions/ Major Rehabilitations
Has been operating as a Contractor in the State for a
minimum of ten years;
Has the ability to manage and administer projects
within a stipulated time, frame, financial requirement
(bonds and/or insurance coverage) and the required
work specifications;
Has executed at least three (3) separate housing
projects; each at a minimum cost of $ 250,000.00 during
the past five (5) years or has successfully completed a
government project at a minimum cost of $750,000.00
during the past two years;
Has access to construction equipment and tools;
Has the financial ability / resources to execute the
said works. Evidence of a financial statement from a
reputable financial institution is required upon request.
CATEGORY TWO:
Repairs and Rehabilitation
minimum of five years;
within a stipulated time frame, financial requirements
(bonds and/or insurance coverage) and work
specifications;
Has executed at least three (3) separated projects; each
at a minimum cost of $100,000.00 during the past years
or has successfully completed jobs within that category
for the Ministry of Education and Culture.
CATEGORY THREE:
Carpentry and Joinery/ Metal Work
minimum of ten years;
within a stipulated time and work specifications;
Has worked and managed a workshop with at least
two staffs for a minimum of five years;
Has an academic/vocational qualification in this field
of work;
Has successfully completed jobs within that category
for the Ministry of Education.
CATEGORY FOUR:
Plumbing/ Pipe Fitting
within a stipulated time and work specifications;
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Has worked and managed a workshop with at least
two staffs for a minimum of five years;
Has an Academic/ vocational qualification in this
field of work.
for the Ministry of Education and Culture;
CATEGORY FIVE:
Electrical Contractor/Air Conditioning Contractor
within a stipulated time, financial requirements (Bond
and/or Insurance Coverage), and work specifications;
An Academic / vocational qualification in this field of
work would be an asset;
Has an Electrical Licence Certificate from Saint Lucia.
CATEGORY SIX :
Consultants
Must be qualified in any one or more of these
disciplines:
Architecture/Engineering/Quantity
Construction
Surveying/
Management/Project Management;
Has been operating within the State as a Consultant
for the past ten years;
Is a Member of a recognized Professional Body/
Association.
CATEGORY SEVEN :
Landscape/ Ground Beautification
Has been operating within in the State as a grounds
person for the minimum of three (3) years;
A written recommendation in your field of work
would be an asset;
for the Ministry of Education and Culture.
N.B: Applications should reach the Ministry no later
than May 19, 2010
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Applicants must submit the prescribed prequalification forms not later than Wednesday, May 19,
2010.
Invitation To Tender
T
he Ministry of Education and Culture invites
qualified Contractors/Consultants to tender on the
following projects:
Major Repairs/Refurbishment Works including:
Central Library Renovation Works
Corinth Secondary School - Upgrading of the existing
Science Laboratory
Desruisseaux Combined School floor upgrading
Saltibus Combined School Rehabilitation Works
Dennery Primary School floor upgrading
Deniere Riviere Combined School floor and wall
upgrading
Vieux Fort CSS- Campus B five classrooms extension
Feasibility Study and Schematic Drawings for a new
Cultural Centre
Completion of
Education Centre
Tender
Documents
for
Special
Interested persons are expected to meet the following criteria:
Judicial Sales
Second Judicial District
In the matter of Court Order in Case No. 386/07
N
otice is hereby given that the movable property
hereinafter described will be put up for Sale and
Adjudication by the District Court on May 17th, 2010,
ten 0’ clock at the Vieux Fort Police Station.
The purchase money shall be payable as follows:
1. The Bailiff conducting the Sale shall require from the
Bidder the agreed upon auction sum for the sale.
2. The Purchaser shall immediately upon such request
pay to the Bailiff the said agreed upon sum.
3. The Bailiff shall receive such sum on behalf of the
District Court.
Citizen of St. Lucia or authorized (work permit) to
work on the island;
SAINT LUCIA
Pre-qualified according to the Ministry’s prescribed
conditions (see advertised notice for pre-qualified
contractors and consultants).
Case No. 386/07
Second District Court
POLICE
Note:
Interested Contractors/Consultants may collect prequalification forms at the receptionist desk on the third
(3rd) floor of the Ministry of Education and Culture,
Francis Compton Building, Water Front, Castries;
Vs
TED ANNERVILLE
Before: Her Worship Senior Magistrate
Floreta Nicholas
Contractors and Consultants who have registered
before (filled in an application form) and became
qualified, need not to apply;
Date: 5th August 2008
The Ministry reserves the right to accept or reject late
applications or to cancel this present notice partially or
entirely;
Whereas The Defendant TED ANNERVILLE was on the
5th day of August 2008 convicted in the Bordelais Court
for the offence of possession of dangerous drugs viz.
cocaine contrary to Section 8 (2) of the Drugs (Prevention
of Misuse) Act Chap. 3.02 of the Revised Laws of Saint
Lucia 2001.
The Ministry will not be bound to assign any reason
for not executing any of the above stipulated works and
will not be liable for any costs incurred by any applicant
in preparing pre-qualification and tender documents;
ORDER
THIS COURT NOW ORDERS AS FOLLOWS:
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Motor vehicle registration no. PA7859 presently in
the custody of the Police is hereby forfeited forthwith
pursuant to Section 38 (1) of the said Act;
The said PA7859 is to be auctioned and pursuant to
Sections 38(4) and 46 of the said Act the said proceeds of
the auction are to be utilized as follows:
The said PA7859 is forthwith the property of the
Government of Saint Lucia;
the conduct of research into the most effective and
efficient drug programme for the rehabilitation
of drug addicts; the researcher will be a trained
sociologist approved of by the Senior Magistrate;
The estimated value of PA7859 is EC $4,000.00;
Senior Magistrate
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Decisions taken by the Development Control Authority (DCA)
List of Approvals for the week ending: April 22, 2010
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Decisions taken by the Development Control Authority (DCA)
List of Approvals for the week ending: April 16, 2010
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Saint Lucia
In The High Court Of Justice
(Criminal)
List Of Cases For The Criminal High Court
April 12, 2010
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Victoria Charles Clarke
Director of Public Prosecutions
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SAINT LUCIA
DECLARATION OF ACQUISITION PURSUANT TO SECTION 3 OF THE LAND
ACQUISITION ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 5.04)
and
IN THE MATTER of a Declaration by the Governor General acting on the advice of Cabinet that a
Parcel of land situate at Dacretin, Quarter of Choiseul in the island of Saint Lucia is likely to
be acquired for a public purpose.
DECLARATION OF ACQUISITION OF LAND
Whereas, it is enacted by Section 3 of the Land Acquisition Ordinance Chapter 5.04 that if the Governor General
acting on the advice of Cabinet considers that any land should be acquired for a public purpose, she may cause a
Declaration to that effect to be made.
And Whereas, it is considered by the Governor General acting on the advice of Cabinet that the lands mentioned
and described in the Schedule hereto should be acquired for a public purpose to wit: Road Improvements.
Now Therefore, it is hereby declared by the Governor General acting in accordance with the advice of Cabinet,
that upon the Second Publication of this Declaration in the Gazette, the lands mentioned in the schedule hereto shall
be vested absolutely for a public purpose to wit: Road Improvements.
SCHEDULE 1
All that piece of land being part of Parcel 0224B 36 situate at Dacretin, in the Quarter of Choiseul belonging to
Theonie Marie Phillip is bounded as follows:
North : By Soufriere/Vieux-Fort Highway
South : By Soufriere/Vieux-Fort Highway
East :
West : By Old Road Alignment
By remainder of Parcel 0224B 36
The whole measuring 5,954 sq. ft. or 553.1 sq.m shown as lot 1 on Plan of Survey by Andre St. Rose, Staff
Surveyor dated March 16, 2010 and lodged in the Survey Office on April 21, 2010 as Drawing No. CH 891 K and
recorded as SM 526/2009.
Together with any easements which may be necessary.
Dated this 4th day of May, 2010.
SECRETARY TO CABINET
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SAINT LUCIA
DECLARATION OF ACQUISITION PURSUANT TO SECTION 3 OF THE LAND
ACQUISITION ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 5.04)
and
IN THE MATTER of a Declaration by the Governor General acting on the advice of Cabinet that a
Parcel of land situate at Paix Bouche, Quarter of Castries in the island of Saint Lucia is likely
to be acquired for a public purpose.
DECLARATION OF ACQUISITION OF LAND
Whereas, it is enacted by Section 3 of the Land Acquisition Ordinance Chapter 5.04 that if the Governor General
acting on the advice of Cabinet considers that any land should be acquired for a public purpose, she may cause a
Declaration to that effect to be made.
And Whereas, it is considered by the Governor General acting on the advice of Cabinet that the lands mentioned
and described in the Schedule hereto should be acquired for a public purpose to wit: Road Improvements.
Now Therefore, it is hereby declared by the Governor General acting in accordance with the advice of Cabinet,
that upon the Second Publication of this Declaration in the Gazette, the lands mentioned in the schedule hereto shall
be vested absolutely for a public purpose to wit: Road Improvements.
SCHEDULE 1
All that piece of land being part of Parcel 1449B 47 situate at Paix Bouche, in the Quarter of Castries belonging
to Benjamin Clement is bounded as follows:North : By Main Road
South : By concrete drain
East : By Main Road
West : By concrete drain
The whole measuring 159 sq. ft. or 14.8 sq.m shown as lot 1 on Plan of Survey by Andre St. Rose, StafISurveyor
dated February 16, 2010 and lodged in the Survey Office on April 21, 2010 as Drawing No. C 11651 R and recorded
as SM 86/2010.
Together with any easements which may be necessary.
Dated this 4th day of May, 2010.
SECRETARY TO CABINET
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IN THE EASTERN CARIBBEAN SUPREME COURT
IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
SAINT LUCIA
CLAIM No.: SLUHCV2010/0240
BETWEEN:
BANK OF SAINT LUCIA LIMITED
No. 1 Bridge Street, Castries, Saint Lucia
Claimants
and
(1) VALERIE MELISSA HAZELL
Bois D’Orange, Quarter of Gros Islet, Saint Lucia
(2) THADDEUS HOLLINGSWORTH PRICE
Girard Estate, Castries, Saint Lucia
Defendants
TO: (1) VALERIE MELISSA HAZELL whose last known registered address was Bois D’Orange,
Quarter of Gros Islet, Saint Lucia
(2) THADDEUS HOLLINGSWORTH PRICE whose last known registered address was
Girard Estate, Castries, Saint Lucia
NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against you in the High Court of Justice (Saint Lucia) No.
SLUHCV2010/0240 by THE BANK OF SAINT LUCIA LIMITED in which the Claimants claim a specified sum.
AND service of the Notice of the Claim Form and notice of all proceedings in this action be effected by this
advertisement in two (2) consecutive issues of the Local Newspaper circtlating in Saint Lucia and in two (2)
consecutive issues of the Official Gazette.
AND the Claim Form and Statement of Claim can be viewed at the High Court Office at Peynier Street,
Castries, Saint Lucia or at the Chambers of Francis & Antoine, 1st Floor Financial Centre, Bridge Street, Castries,
Saint Lucia.
IF YOU DESIRE to defend the said action or to be heard you must within Twenty-eight (28) days of the last
publication of this advertisement file an Acknowledgement of Service at the Registry of the High Court of Justice,
Peynier Street, Castries, Saint Lucia.
IN DEFAULT of filing such Acknowledgement of Service within the time stipulated, the Court may hear the
case in your absence without further notice and Judgment may be granted in favour of the Claimants.
Dated this 21st day of April, 2010.
FRANCIS & ANTOINE
Per:
Thea J. Alexander
Of Counsel for the Claimants
This Notice is being filed on behalf of the Claimant’s whose address for service is: FRANCIS & ANTOINE, Chambers, 1st F1oor, Financial Centre, NO.1 Bridge
Street, Castries, Saint Lucia; Telephone 453-2000; Fax: 456-6726; E-mail: [email protected] & [email protected]. The Court Office is at Peynier
Street, Castries, Saint Lucia; Telephone (758) 453-1916; Fax: (758) 453-2071. The Office is open between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00p.m. Mondays to Thursdays and 9:00a.m. to
3:00p.m. on Fridays except public holidays. The Office can also be contacted via E-mail at [email protected]
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SAINT LUCIA
BETWEEN:
CLICO MORTGAGE AND FINANCE CORPORATION
Brazil Street, Castries
Claimant
and
(1) BASSEY ANTIA
La Toc Road, Castries
Defendant
TO: (1) BASSEY ANTIA whose last known address was La Toc Road, Castries
NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that a Claim has been filed in the High Court of Justice, St. Lucia SLUHCV2010/0217 against
you by CLICO MORTGAGE AND FINANCE CORPORATION in which the Claimant claims (i) Special Damages
(ii) Interest (iii) Costs (iv) Further or other relief SERVICE pursuant to Rule 5.13 CPR 2000, of the Claim Form and
Statement of Claim and all other proceedings in this matter will be effected on you through advertisements in two
issues of the Official Gazette and in two publications in a newspaper circulating in Saint Lucia.
IF YOU DESIRE to defend this action or to be heard you must within twenty eight (28) days of the last
publication file an Acknowledgement of Service, and within 42 days of the last publication of this advertisement
enter a Defence, at the Registry of the High Court of Justice, Peynier Street in the City of Castries in this Island, and
serve the Defence on the Claimant.
IN DEFAULT of filing Acknowledgement of Service and/or Defence within the time stipulated, the Claimant
will be entitled to apply to have judgment entered against you.
The Claim Form and Statement of Claim can be viewed at the High Court Office at Peynier Street, Castries,
Saint Lucia or at the Chambers of Du Boulay, Anthony & Co. 6 Brazil Street, Castries, Saint Lucia.
Dated this 26th day of March, 2010.
DU BOULAY, ANTHONY & CO.
Per:
David Du Boulay
Legal Practitioner for the Claimant
The court office is at PEYNIER STREET, CASTRIES, Email: [email protected], telephone number (758) 453 1916. Fax 453-2071. The office is open
between 9:00 a m and 2:00 p.m. Monday to Thursday and 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Fridays except public holidays. This Notice is filed for and on
behalf of the Claimant by Du BOULAY, ANTHONY & CO. of Chambers #6 Brazil Street, Castries, Solicitors for the Claimant, Tel: (758) 452-5111,
Fax (758) 452-5114, Email: [email protected].
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(CIVIL)
SAINT LUCIA
BETWEEN:
GORDON CHARLES
Claimant
and
(1) JEAN CLAUDE CHARLES
(2) LINUS CHARLES
Defendants
TO: (1) JEAN CLAUDE CHARLES and (2) LINUS CHARLES whose last known address
was Grande Ravine, Dennery in the State of Saint Lucia
NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that an Application by Chong & Co. to cease representing the Defendants and to be removed
from the record has been filed in the High Court of Justice (Saint Lucia) in the above suit.
AND TAKE NOTICE that this Application will be heard on Wednesday the 9th day of June 2010 at the High
Court of Justice, Peynier Street at 9 0’ clock in the forenoon.
The Application can be viewed at the Registry of the High Court at Peynier Street, Castries, Saint Lucia or at
the Chambers of Chong & Co., 27 Micoud Street, Castries, Saint Lucia.
CHONG & CO.
Legal Practitioners for the Claimants
Per:
Patricia Augustin
The Court Office is at Peynier Street, Castries, Saint Lucia, Telephone No. (758) 453-2071. The Office is open between 9:00 am and 2:00 pm, Mondays
to Thursdays and 9:00 am to 3:00 pm on Fridays except Public Holidays. The Office can also be contacted via email at stluhco@,eccourts,org. This
Notice is filed by Chong & Co., Legal Practitioners for the Defendants whose address for service is: Chong & Co., Chambers, 27 Micoud Street,
Castries, Saint Lucia, Telephone No. 452-3040 / 453-2132, Fax No. 452-2499, email: chong@candw,lc.
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UNDER THE COMPANIES ACT
LAWS OF SAINT LUCIA CAP. 13.01
FORWARDING OF COPY OF SPECIAL RESOLUTION
Pursuant to sections 436 and 437 of the Companies Act, Cap. 13.01
Laws of Saint Lucia 2001 Revision
NAME OF COMPANY: SANDRIDGE HOLDINGS LIMITED
NO. OF COMPANY: 2002/C022
PRESENTED FOR FILING: Glitzenhirn Augustin & Co.
Legal Practitioners,
Bourbon House, Bourbon Street
P. O. Box 1695, Castries, Saint Lucia
TO: THE REGISTRAR OF COMPANIES, SAINT LUCIA
SANDRIDGE HOLDINGS LIMITED (hereinafter referred to as THE COMPANY) forwards
herewith pursuant to sections 436 and 437 of the Companies Act Cap. 13.01 of the Revised Laws
of Saint Lucia, a copy of a Special Resolution of SANDRIDGE HOLDINGS LIMITED passed on
the 31 st day of March 2010 which resolution is repeated hereunder.
SPECIAL RESOLUTION
"That THE COMPANY not being indebted to any person, company or corporation whatsoever be wound up voluntarily and that VANESSA J. WILLIAM of GLITZENHIRN AUGUSTIN
& CO., Bourbon House, Bourbon Street, P. O. Box 1695, Castries, Saint Lucia be appointed
liquidator for the purposes of such winding up."
Dated 31st day of March, 2010
GLITZENHIRN AUGUSTIN & CO.
Per:
Per:
Solicitors for SANDRIDGE HOLDINGS LIMITED
Presented for filing by: GLITZENHIRN AUGUSTIN & CO., Chambers, Bourbon House, Bourbon Street, P. O. Box
1695, Castries, Saint Lucia. Tel: 758451-6355, Fax: 758451-6377, email: [email protected]
[ Second Publication ]
SAINT LUCIA
PRINTED BY THE NATIONAL PRINTING CORPORATION
CASTRIES
2010
[ Price : $3.00 ]
EASTERN CARIBBEAN cents to close at 37 cents per share – recording a
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loss of 29%.
Minimal activity was
recorded on the ECSE as
JAMAICA
trading occurred in only
3 equity securities, all of The major indices on the JSE posted mixed results
which recorded no price of over 22 million units valued at J$148 million
movements. No activity was recorded on the RGSM. changed ownership. Of the 35 stocks which traded,
The next auction of a 91-day Treasury bill issue by advancers’ outnumbered decliners 17 to 15 while
the Government of St. Vincent has been scheduled another 3 traded firm. Cable & Wireless Jamaica
for May 14th 2010. Investors can participate in this followed by Jamaica Broilers were the most popular
issue by placing a minimum bid of EC$5000.
traded companies as they accounted for over 60%
of the week’s market volume.
In other news, the Caribbean Information
and Credit Rating Services Limited (CariCRIS) BARBADOS
has lowered the regional scale ratings of the
Eastern Caribbean Home Mortgage Bank Foreign Over 127000 shares changed ownership on the
Currency debt issue by one notch to CariAA-. BSE as the local and composite indices recorded
This downgrade was driven by tightening liquidity slight declines. Four stocks advanced, while 3
conditions in the banking sector across the Eastern declined and 1 remained unchanged. Ansa McAl
Caribbean Currency Union (ECCU) due to the Barbados led the decliners trading down $1 to close
current recession. A CariAA- rating indicates a very at 15$ per share. First Caribbean International Bank
high level of credit worthiness relative to other debt emerged volume leader also advanced the most,
trading up by almost 13% to close at $2.99
issues in the Caribbean.
TRINIDAD
Over in Trinidad, all the three major indices
posted gains for the week. Nineteen equity securities
recorded trading activity, with an advance decline
ratio of 6:1, while 12 traded firm. Approximately
2.6 million units crossed the floor of the exchange
valued at almost TT$14.5 million. The sole decliner,
Capital Credit Financial Group traded down 15
INTERNATIONAL
On the international front, US stocks posted
their largest weekly loss since January after
European credit downgrades spur concern that
global economic growth will slow. S&P lowered
its rating for Greece’s debt to junk as investors may
expect to recover approximately 30% of their initial
investment if the country restructures its debt
Technology
Saint Lucia Government
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Gazette
Latest Citizen bluetooth watches will
control your cell phone
We have seen many interesting wrist watches with
all sorts of unique features, the latest comes from
well known company Citizen where in Japan they
have just released two models of bluetooth watches
that are part of the Virt M series.
These two Bluetooth watches are named TM840351V and TM84-0352V and they can somewhat
control your cell phone via Bluetooth. At the
moment these watches are only compatible with
Japanese phones. Now let’s take a look at its
features. These watches can display mail or news
on their own display that you received on your cell
phone. Only limitation is that they can show up to
210 character messages. Besides reading mail, you
can also store up to 10 mails on your watch and read
it at anytime. With their LCD display and magnify
feature these watches should provide easy reading
of mail in full color.
Another option is that these watches will notify you
if you receive a call or a mail on your phone with
vibration, glowing display and icons. That way you
can easily control your cell phones volume, hold or
reject calls and check your battery level. With all
these features you can even control your camera
shutter with a single button.
These watches are light and they come in leather
or stainless steel but at the moment they only work
with certain cell phones from SoftBank mobile
operator. As for the price of these devices, it
remains unknown.
Privacy bug causes Facebook to disable
Some Facebook users’ live chat messages and pending
friend requests were briefly visible to their contacts
this week, as the result of a bug in the massive social
network’s “Preview My Profile” feature. Facebook
confirmed the contents of a video posted to TechCrunch
Europe on Wednesday that demonstrated the flaw,
and has temporarily disabled its live chat software, but
denied that it was a large-scale security problem.
What exactly happened in the video? Facebook’s privacy
settings offer a feature called “Preview My Profile,” which
lets you type in the name of someone on your friends list and
then see how that person sees your profile in accordance with
your privacy settings. But it appears that somehow “Preview
My Profile” actually gave the user in question a glimpse
from inside the other user’s profile, and so it displayed live
Facebook Chat conversations and replaced the original user’s
list of pending friend requests with the user whose “view” was
being previewed.
“For a limited period of time, a bug permitted some users’
chat messages and pending friend requests to be made visible
to their friends by manipulating the ‘preview my profile’
feature of Facebook privacy settings,” a statement from
Facebook read. “When we received reports of the problem,
our engineers promptly diagnosed it and temporarily disabled
the chat function. We also pushed out a fix to take care of
the visible friend requests which is now complete.” Indeed,
when I checked on Wednesday morning, Facebook Chat was
disabled.
What Facebook hasn’t said is how many members were
affected and for how long. But since previewing profiles is
something many members do on a regular basis to check their
privacy settings, and the hole had never popped up before, it’s
safe to assume that Facebook isn’t bluffing here and that it
actually was a temporary security glitch.
Still, this is not a good time--not like there’s any “good” time-for Facebook to be experiencing a security issue that exposes
private data. The company has recently come under fire for
pushing even more profile data public by default and sharing
even more with third-party partners through the Open Graph
API and Social Plug-ins projects announced last month at its
F8 conference. A coalition of U.S. senators has taken issue
with Facebook’s new privacy policies, and activist groups like
MoveOn.org are on the company’s case as well. Plus, there
are reports of Facebook employees commenting offhand
that founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg “doesn’t believe in”
privacy.
SPORTS
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CRICKET
All-round Sammy steers West Indies home
shone in every way to ensure West Indies overcame
the absence of Chris Gayle and a stuttering batting
display as they overpowered Ireland. Sammy collected
30 runs, three breakthroughs and a record four catches
during the 70-run success. Ravi Rampaul’s three-wicket
opening burst was also crucial in Ireland being knocked
over for 68, the second-lowest total in Twenty20s.
The captain Gayle didn’t play due to a problem with
his glutes, leaving Dwayne Bravo in charge, and there
were thoughts of an upset when West Indies scrapped
to 138 for 9 on a sluggish surface. There was a party
atmosphere in the stands of the Providence stadium, but
life was much more serious on the ground for the home
batsmen, particularly when the 17-year-old George George Dockrell led Ireland with 3 for 16 but it was West Indies’ bowlers
who made the difference
Dockrell was operating.
All the worries over the size of the total evaporated as soon as Kemar Roach struck with his second ball and Ireland,
an Associate country, could not recover after losing their top three for 11 in 11 balls. William Porterfield (4) edged
Roach to Sammy, who dived to his right at second slip for a sharp take, and his team-mates also struggled with the
extra pace.
Sammy got his second catch in the next over when Paul Stirling skewed to midwicket and Rampaul (3 for 17) struck
again almost immediately to remove Niall O’Brien caught behind. Ireland were 13 for 3 when some relief arrived
in the form of rain, but there was no reprieve after the half-hour delay.
Alex Cusack (2) went shortly after the resumption when taken at second slip by Sammy, who seemed to be
everywhere, and Rampaul had his third. Sammy then chipped in with the ball, taking care of Kevin O’Brien, as the
visitors crawled to 39 for 5. While standing at cover Sammy collected his fourth catch when leaping high to collect
the push of Gary Wilson, who top scored with 17. Sammy picked up Boyd Rankin and finished the match to gain 3
for 8 and start the local celebrations.
At the halfway stage it was the visitors who were on a high following the impressive effort of Dockrell, the seemingly
nerveless left-arm orthodox. The youngest player in the tournament showed how much of an impact accurate spin
has in these conditions and finished with a highly impressive 3 for 16 off four overs.
West Indies needed a late thrust from Sammy to take them to the highest total in the four innings at the venue on
Friday. Sammy powered a straight six that broke a window and collected another in the same Trent Johnston over
in a vital 17-ball display.
Andre Fletcher, who replaced Gayle, struggled to find the boundary during his 19 off 22 and left to Dockrell after
failing to clear long-on with a one-handed drive. Two balls later Ramnaresh Sarwan (24) tried to strike over long-off
but was taken by Wilson and the hosts were wobbling at 77 for 4.
After Rankin (2 for 35) followed up by having Denesh Ramdin (1) caught behind, Dockrell completed his collection
thanks to Narsingh Deonarine’s miscued slog sweep. Kieron Pollard entered at 93 for 6 and managed 8 before he
was caught-and-bowled by Andre Botha when trying to pull. Throughout the innings the hosts made useful starts
before being undone by a mixture of the surface and Ireland’s enthusiasm.
The opener Shivnarine Chanderpaul (14) top-edged to Wilson at point and Bravo entered for a bright cameo of
18 off 10 including two sixes. He departed to a strong straight drive hit back to the bowler Cusack (2 for 19),
which struck his leg, bobbled around his midriff and was eventually captured resting on his chest. Ireland’s energy
ran out in the second innings and they will have to beat England on Tuesday to have a chance of staying in the
tournament.
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Historical Focus
Extracted from a book entitled St. Lucia: The romance of its place names (1966) by Rev. C. Jesse, FMI, MBE
Father Charles Jesse (1897-1985) was born in Dorset, England. He arrived in St. Lucia in 1928 and made significant
contributions to the country, for example he wrote the lyrics of the national anthem.
COMMUNITIES/DISTRICT OF SAINT LUCIA
ANSE LA RAYE
The village known today as Anse La Raye would seem to have been so named from early French colonial days.
On the 1758 map, one finds the bay there marked Anse de la Raye. The Lefort de Latour map shows Ase la
Raye (the bay); Petite Riviere de l’Anse la Raye; Grande Riviere de l’Anse la Raye. Of course, Riviere means
river or stream: there are two of them, one bigger than the other. Raye is the French name for the fish called
skate. Lefort de Latour says, in his “Description” that the name Raye was given to the quarter (district) “on
account of the quantity of fish of this species (skate) found in the bay on which the chief town (village) is
situated. The “Republicans” renamed the place L’Egalité but the first name soon came back- and to stay.
AUGIER
In Lefort de Latour’s “Description” there is mention of an estate belonging to a certain Augier in the Vieux
Fort Quarter. In fact, there are two properties listed under the name, one of 97 carres, the other of 47 carres.
This would seem, undoubtedly, to be the lands near Vieux Fort known today as Augier.
AUPICON
The district known as Aupicon in the Vieux Fort Quarter is supposed to take its name from the Aupicon
family. A certain Aupicon owned 169 ½ carres in the Vieux fort Quarter in 1787, according to Lefort de
Latour.
AUX LYONS
The name of the district near La Resource known today as Olean has given rise to a certain amount of
speculation. According to the Dennery registers the correct spelling would be Aux Lyons, which might be
translated THE LION’S DEN. If that were the right spelling, why was such a strange name given to the
district? Would the place (far from everywhere up in the hills) have been at one time a refuge?
BABONNEAU
The hilly district eastwards of Castries known today as Babonneau is marked on the Admiralty map of 1888
as Bamboneau. This latter spelling would definitely seem incorrect: Babonneau appears to be the right name.
In Lefort de Latour’s “Description” a certain Babonneau Bonneterre is listed as proprietor of 162 carres in the
Castries Quarter. Breen mentions a certain J. Babonneau as a vacant succession in 1836.
BEAUSEJOUR
There are several Beausejours in St. Lucia. The name would appear to be descriptive of a locality rather than a
family name. Lovely Dwelling Place must have seemed appropriate for many a spot in the island. Breen lists a
Beausejour estate of 333 acres as disposed of by judicial sale in 1835, 1838, 1843, also a Beausejour property
of 273 acres disposed of similarly in 1840.
BEXON
One estate of 100 carres and another of 230 carres in the Grand Cul de Sac district are listed by Lefort de
Latour as belonging to somebody called Bexon. Breen lists a V.V. de Bexon as vacant succession in 1837.
One may presume that the district in the Grand Cul de Sac valley known today as Bexon takes its name from
this family.

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