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Registered Land (Declaration Of Registration Sections – Consejo Road South West & San Andres/Ranchito) Order, para. 3 · Revised Edition 2020

San Andres/Ranchito. _________ CHAPTER 194 DECLARATION ORDER (Section 4) REGISTERED LAND (DECLARATION OF REGISTRATION SECTIONS – CONSEJO ROAD SOUTH WEST & SAN ANDRES/RANCHITO) ORDER. It is hereby declared in accordance with the provisions of Section 4 of the Registered Land Ordinance, 1977 that the hereafter described sections are declared to be Compulsory Registration Areas 46 1.Bounded on the north by the Four-Mile Line Consejo Road South West. (a) on the East by the Corozal–Consejo Road and part of the previously declared Registration Section known as Consejo Road South East; (b) on the South by the Registration Section known as Paraiso; (c) on the West by the part of the Registration Section known as Xaibe Rural which lies to the east of the Corozal – Santa Elena Road. Corozal Central (Corozal Town). G 44 of 1979. G 276 of 1979. 2. See Variation Order G 276 of 1979, Gazette dated 2 June 1979. San Andres/ Ranchito. 3. – Bounded on the north partly by the road leading from Corozal Town to San Andres Village and partly by Cristino Dominguez’s canefields – (a) on the east by the Caribbean Motel and Trailer Park then Southwards along the sea coast for approximately one mile and a half; (b) on the South by Crown Lands which lie to the South of Ranchito Village; (c) on the West by the Western boundary lines of the estates known as Jonesville and Cowpen (Rodolfo C. Vasquez) including the villages of San Andres and Ranchito. All the above described Compulsory Registration area are more clearly shown on the Lands Registration Plan – Block 1 now on display at the Lands Office, Corozal Town, and the District Officer’s Office, Corozal Town. 47 MADE this 17th day of January 1979. (FLORENCIO MARIN) Minister of Agriculture and Lands
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