Parganas Sample Clauses

Parganas. It shall be the duty of the Allottee and the promoter to inform each other of any change in address subsequent to the execution of this Agreement in the above address by Registered Post failing which all communications and letters posted at the above address shall be deemed to have been received by the promoter or the Allottee, as the case may be.
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Parganas. Thereafter Late Xxxxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx died intestate leaving behind surviving his sons/ daughters Xxx XxxxxxxxXxxxxx, Xxx XxxxxxxxXxxxxx, SmtRadharaniSardar, XxxxXxxxXxxxxx, Xxx. JamunaNaskar, Sri NiharBaidya, Sri Malay SankarBaidya, Xxx XxxxxxXxxxxx, Xxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxx Xxxx Xxxxxx his sons/ daughters as his only legal heirs. By and through a registered Deed of Conveyance dated 16th January, 2013 registered at the office of Additional District Sub-Registrar, Bishnupur, in Book No. I, CD Volume No. 1, Pages from 4463 to 4476, being No. 00280 for the year 2013 made between Xxx XxxxxxxxXxxxxx, Sri MonmohanMondal, SmtRadharaniSardar, Sri GourHariSardar, Smt. JamunaNaskar, Sri NiharBaidya, Sri Malay SankarBaidya, Sri BibhasBaidya, Xxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxx Xxxx Xxxxxx sold, transferred and conveyed all that piece and parcel of Sali land admeasuring about 10 Decimal of land at R.S. & L.R. Dag No. 104, along with some other portion of land in different dag situated and lying at Mouza Uttar Kajirhat, X.X. No. 22, Touzi No. 3,4,5, Khatian No. 541, 45, 141, 179,714,711 P.S. Bhishnupur, in the District South 24 Parganas to Tirupati Enclave pvt. Ltd. by one of its director Xxx XxxxxXxxxxxxx therein referred to as the Purchaser of the other part. Thereafter, Tirupati Enclave Pvt. Ltd name has been recorded in the L.R. record of Block land and land reforms office as absolute owner. Deed No. 5886 That, through a registered deed of Conveyance dated 20th April, 1975 registered in Additional District Sub-Registrar, Bishnupur, South 24 Parganas in Book No. 1, Volume No. 64, Pages from 108 to 110, being no. 5995 for the year 1975 made between Xxx XxxxxxxXxxxx herein referred to as Vendor of one part, sold, transferred and conveyed all that undivided and undemarcated proportionate share of land admeasuring 39 Decimal little more or less comprised in Dag No. 99 appertaining to R.S. Khatian No. 94, lying and situated at Mouza- Uttar Kajirhat, X.X. Xx. 00, X.X. No. 158, Touzi No. 3,4,5 to Sri. Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx and Sri. DebasishMondal, herein referred to as Purchaser. By and through a registered Deed of Conveyance dated 12th November, 2014 registered in the office of Additional District Sub-Registrar, Bishnupur, South 24 Parganas in Book No. I, CD Volume No. 22, Pages from 3828 to 3847, being No. 05886 for the year 2014 made between Xxx. Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx and Xxx XxxxxxxXxxxxx, herein referred to as the vendors of the one part sold, ...
Parganas. A. The Said Land is earmarked for the purpose of building a [commercial/residential/any other purpose] project, comprising G+III storied multistoried apartment buildings and [insert any other components of the Projects] and the said project shall be known as ‘ECO HOMES' ("Project"); Provided that where land is earmarked for any institutional development the same shall be used for those purposes only and no commercial/residential development shall be permitted unless it is a part of the plan approved by the competent authority.
Parganas. AND WHEREAS said Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Basu Thakur also purchased All That piece and parcel of land measuring about 13 decimals equivalent to 08 Cottahs more or less lying and situated at Mouza – Chakraghata, X.X. No. 26, comprised under R.S. Dag No. 412 under R.S. Khatian No. 579, P.S. – Barasat, Dist. – North 24 Parganas by virtue of a Deed of Conveyance Being No. 3934 of 1954 registered in the office of SR North 24 Parganas. AND WHEREAS the said Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Basu Thakur thus became the owners of the land measuring about 18 decimals i.e. 10 Cottahs 14 Chittacks 18 sq. ft. more or less, lying and situated at Mouza – Chakraghata, X.X. No. 26, comprised under R.S. Dag No. 412, 412/986, 412/987, L.R. Dag No. 2792 under R.S. Khatian No. 579, P.S. – Barasat, Dist. – North 24 Parganas more fully and particularly described in the schedule written hereunder and hereinafter and shall referred to as the “said property”. AND WHEREAS the said Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Basu Thakur while seized and possessed of the said land died intestate leaving behind him one son Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Bose @ Basu Thakur as his legal heirs, heiresses and successors as per the provisions of Hindu Succession Act, 1956 who became the owners of the said land measuring about 18 decimals i.e. 10 Cottahs 14 Chittacks 18 sq. ft. more or less, lying and situated at Mouza – Chakraghata, X.X. No. 26, comprised under R.S. Dag No. 412, 412/986, 412/987 under R.S. Khatian No. 579, P.S. – Barasat, Dist. – North 24 Parganas. AND WHEREAS said Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Basu Thakur while seized, possessed and otherwise well and sufficiently entitled to and enjoyed the above mentioned property duly recorded his name in the X.X. & L.R.O. record in respect of the said land. AND WHEREAS the said Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Bose @ Basu Thakur while seized and possessed of the said property also died intestate on 05-07-1991 leaving behind him his wife Xxxxxx Xxxx @ Basu Thakur and two sons namely Xxxxxx Xxxxx Basu Thakur, Xxxxxx Xxxxx Basu Thakur and two daughters namely Shayamlika Dutta and Xxxxxxxx Xxxx and subsequently the widow of Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Bose @ Basu Thakur i.e. Xxxxxx Xxxx also died intestate on 26-07- 2012 leaving behind her abovementioned two sons and two daughters as her legal heirs, successors as per the provisions of Hindu Succession Act, 1956. AND WHEREAS after the demise of said Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Bose @ Basu Thakur and Xxxxxx Xxxx the said Xxxxxx Xxxxx Basu Thakur, Xxxxxx Xxxxx Basu Thakur, Shayamlika Dutta and Xxxxxxxx Xxxx became the jo...
Parganas. After the Agreement is duly executed by the Allottee and the Promoter/Developer or simultaneously with the execution the said Agreement shall be registered at the office of the Sub-Registrar at Sonarpur/ D.S.R. Alipore South-24 Parganas.
Parganas. (South) TOGETHER WITH undivided proportionate share of right, title and interest of the land upon which the building is constructed together with all right privileges in the common areas and facilities liabilities provided or to be provided in the said building and/or the said premises along with the undivided impartible un-demarcated proportionate share and interest on the ultimate roof and terrace of the building, with all Common Users Area & Facilities in the said building as set-out in the THIRD SCHEDULE hereunder written.
Parganas. (South) and the said Property is butted and bounded in the manner as follows:-
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Parganas. For the first time in Calcutta’s urban history, beggary was conceived as a punishable ‘offence’ requiring municipal intervention. The problem of vagrancy was included in the Medical Report section of the CMC Annual Administrative Report indicating its pathologisation. Through the formation of categories like ‘sick destitutes’ and ‘vagrants’ whose presence on the streets worked as ‘reservoir of infections’, the poor came to be seen as pestilential. As a contemporary news report declared, the presence of ‘sick destitutes’ was degenerating the ‘health of Calcutta’ (“Kolkatar Xxxxxx Xxxx,” Xxxxxxxx, August 1943, 1). The ‘sick destitute’ and ‘vagrants’ were turned into diseased bodies. Colonial knowledge practices actually produced a group of pathologised subjects by narrowing its vision upon disease and by erasing the violence of war, scarcity and hunger. This justified their governance primarily through confinement and dispersal. By the mid-1943, the famished rural poor had started drawing attention through press reports. In the height of the famine, The Statesman published pictures and news of the famine bringing international attention to it. This created official discomfort. Certain relief measures pertaining to food and shelter for the incoming population were gradually being instituted. The ‘destitutes’ were distributed food known as ghyat or mondo (gruel) at various government run and private langarkhanas and annasatras (food kitchen/rice kitchen). Private charitable organisations were encouraged by the government to set up food kitchens, centres of milk supply for children etc. with certain regulations. By mid 1943, about 220 free kitchens were being run in the city by private organisations, supported by the government (Bengal Famine: As Revealed in a Survey of the Destitutes, 1949, 31). Organisations like the Marwari Relief Society, Mahila Atmaraksha Samity, Bengal Relief Committee of the Hindu Mahasabha among others played an important role in ‘relief’. A government press release was issued in July 1943 stating that langarkhanas and annasatras, were not meant for the 'priority classes' who were being served by the ‘control shops’. Separate entitlements for different wartime population categories were to be maintained. Only people who were not entitled to receive subsidised ration from control shops were eligible to receive food in the free kitchens (“Kolkatar Pothe Ghyat Bitoroner Siddhanta,” Jugantar July, 1943, 1). Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx, the mi...
Parganas. The said deceased Xxxxxx Xxx at the time of death was also survived by his widow Xxxx Xxx who subsequently died intestate on 12.11.
Parganas. 2. And whereas that the said Xxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxx, who was a Hindu inhabitant during his lifetime and was governed by Xxxxxxxxx School of Hindu Law, died intestate, on 07.10. 1998 leaving behind him surviving his five sons namely Xxxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx and Xxxxxx Xxxxxx since deceased as his sole legal heirs and successors to succeed and inherit all the estates and properties left by the said Xxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxx, since deceased, in accordance with the provision of Hindu Succession Act. 1956, including all that land measuring 10 ( ten) decimal in Mouza - Jatragachi, X.X. No. 24, Xx.Xx. No. 195, Touzi No. 174/ 179, in R.S. & L.R. Dag No. 1016 in L.R. Khatian 620, District North 24 Parganas, in equal share.
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