THE CYPRUS GAZETTE, 1925.

570
THE CYPRUS GAZETTE, 24th JULY, 1925.
the same is not paid at the date when it becomes
payable, so much of the property contained in
«uch mortgages may, upon the application of the
Bank be sold by the Principal Land Registry
Officer to satisfy the debt, on evidence being
-adduced to the satisfaction of such officer, that
(a) the debt for the payment oT which mortgages
have been tendered as security is due and
payable and that the same or some part of it
remains unpaid, and further that the debt lor
wluch the properties have been mortgaged to
the Co-operative Society has become payable ;
(6) notice in writing, calKng upon the mortgagor
and oo-opeialive society to. pay the
amount due has been served upon him or them
by the Bank one calendar month at least prior to
the date wdien the application for the sale of the
property is made.
Evidence of the several matters mentioned in
this clause shall be furnished by affidavit or
affirmation to be sworn or affirmed before the
Registrar of any District Court without payment
of any fee in respect thereof ; and, in regard to the
application aforesaid and the sale and registration
in the name of the purchaser of the property, the
Principal Land Regisrty Officer shall have and
exercise all the powers and pri^nleges conferred
upon him by The Sale of Mortgaged Property
Law, 1890, in the full and like manner as if the
proceedings had been had and taken under that
Law.
4. No fee or charge shall be taken or made by
the Principal Land Registry Officer in respect of
proceedings imder this Proclamation or in respect
of any mortgages given in favour of the Bank save
and except those authorised to be taken upon
•effecting a forced sale of immovable property under
the Rules of Sale for the time being in force in the
execution of a civil judgment, and any fee or charge
so taken shall be repaid out of the proceeds of the
sale of the mortgaged property so far as the same
are sufficient to satisfy the amount to be recovered
and the charges aforesaid.
5. In all proceedings under this Proclamation
and the Land Transfer Amendment Law of 1890,
the Bank may act through its duly constituted
Officers who shall from time to time be notified
to the Principal Land Regi.^try Officers of the
several Districts of the Colony by the Bank,, and
the Bank shall in all respects be liable for any
damage arising out of the act or omission of any
officer so representing it.
6. No Princi[)al Land Registry Officer or other
Officer of the Government shall be liable for any
damage or lo.ss arising out of any action taken in
the discharge of his duty in relation to the xjrovisions
of this Proclamation.
7. The privileges hcruinbefore granted may be
altered, varied or rescinded at any time by Proclamation
to be [jubhshed in the Cyprus Gazette.
8. These Regulations may be cited as the Land
Jtegistry (Agricultuial Bank) Regulations, 1925.
Given at Troodos, this 18th day of July,
1925.
GOD SAVE THE KING.
(M.P. 552/25.)
No. 447.
ORDER OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE OFFICER
ADMINISTERING THE GOVERNMENT
IN COUNCIL.—No. 1064.
C. D. FENN,
Adminisferiny ihe Government.
IN exercise of the powers vested in him by the
Provisional Powers Laws, 1919 to 1025, and with
the advice of the E.xecutive Council, His Excellency
the Officer Administering the Government is pleased to
order that the exportation be permitted of J1412 okes
of charcoal by Mr. A. N. Grammenopoulos.
Given under the hand and official seal of the
• Olficer Administering , the Governinent at
Troodos, this 18th day of July, 1025.
H. MCLAUOHLAN,
(M.P. 1420/14.) Clerk of Cowicil.
No. 448
THE CHARITIES LAW RULES OF
COURT, 1925.
C. D. FENN,
Administering the Government.
HIS EXCELLENCY THE OFYICER ADMINLSTERINO
THE GOVERNMENT, with the advice and assist­
ance of the Chief Justice, and in exercise of the
powers vested in him by section 15 of the
Charities Law, 1925, is pleased to make the
following Rules of Court which shall come into
force on the 1st day of August, 1925.
1. These Rules may be cited as the Charities
Law Rules of Court, 1925.
2. In these Rules, unless the context otherwise
requires :—
" The Law " means the Charities Law, 1925,
and any Law amending the same ;
" Court " means the Supreme Court of C3rpru8
in the exercise of its jurisdiction under the Law ;
"Judge" means any Judge of the Court or
any person lawfully authorised to act as such ;
" Registrar " means the Registrar of the Court
or any deputy or assistant registrar thereof;
" Proceedings " includes any cause, suit, action,
summons, petition, matter, motion, or apphcation
before or to the Court at any stage thereof;
" Office copy" means a copy of the file of
proceedings or of any part thereof or of any
judgment or order issued out of the office of the
Registrar and certified under his hand and the
Seal of the Court to be a true copy.
3. These Rules shall apply to all proceedings
before the Supreme Court in the exercise of the
jurisdiction conferred on the said Court by the
Law.
4. The Rules of Court in force in the High
Court of Justice in England in connection with
proceedings under Statutes relating to Charities
and Charitable Trusts and to Trustees shall,
with such modifications as the Court may direct,
be in force in all proceedings under the Law.
5. In any proceedings of a purely interlocutory
character a Judge may act alone and in open
Court or in Chambers at his discretion ; all other
proceedings shall be dealt with by the Court in
open Court or in Chambers, as the Court may
direct. Proceedings may, if the Court or Judge
thinks fit, be adjourned from open Court into
Chambers and from Chambers into open Court.
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