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Saint Lucia Government Gazette
Statutory Instrument...........
The following document is published with and form
part of this Gazette:
Statutory Instrument
No. 85 of 2009 — Consumption Tax (Amendment of
Schedule 1) Order.
Monday August 10, 2009 • Issue 32
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Monitoring of electrical systems and equipment and reporting
of faults, damages and accidents.
Deadline For Submission: Friday, 07 August 2009
Method of Application:
Applications must be accompanied with certified copies of
qualifications and addressed to:
The Manager – Employee Compensation
Saint Lucia Air and Sea Ports Authority
P. O. Box 651
Manoel Street, Castries
Applications must be marked “Application for Electrician –
Hewanorra International Airport
Please note that only suitable applications will be
acknowledged.
Notices ...........
Saint Lucia Air and Sea Ports Authority
Hewanorra International Airport
A
Post of Electrician
pplications are invited from suitably qualified
persons for recruitment to the position of Electrician –
Hewanorra International Airport at the Saint Lucia Air
and Sea Ports Authority (SLASPA).
Education : Secondary School Certificate (English and
Mathematics)
Certificate in Electrical Installation
Experience : Four (4) years of experience in related work
Skills : Valid wireman’s license, computer literate, knowledgeable
about the wiring of three-phase motors, a/c and d/c
electricity, standby generators and refrigerated containers,
able to troubleshoot electrical problems and to read electrical
drawings
Personal Qualities : Mature and responsible, safety conscious,
courteous.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Ministry of Health, Wellness, Family Affairs, National
Mobilisation, Human Services and Gender Relations
Appointment of
St. Jude’s Hospital Board,
Allied Health Council,
Medical and Dental Council
Board/Council Members
ST. JUDE HOSPITAL BOARD
Mr Percival Mc Donald
Dr Leonard Surage
Mrs Andrewna Henry
Mr Cohen Williams
Mr Clayton Nicholas
Mrs Andrena Serieux
Mrs Oricia Denbow-Bullen
Mr Rhon Stephens
Mrs Christella St Juste
Dr Cosmos Lafeuille
Ms Lena St Clair
Servicing of electrical systems and equipment;
ALLIED HEALTH COUNCIL
Installation of new systems and equipment, including airfield
lighting installations;
Dr Josiah Rambally
Dr Romanus Thomas
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Dr Urban Seraphin
Ms Debra Charles
Dr Gilbertha St Rose
Fr Ignatius Cetoute
Mr Andie George
Dr Sherry Ephraim
MEDICAL AND DENTAL COUNCIL
Dr Leonard Surage
Dr Simone Liverpool
Dr Sherry Ephraim
Dr Kurlene Cenac
Dr Josiah Rambally
Mr Celsus Richard
Notice of Company in Dissolution
RINKER ST. LUCIA LTD.
2004-00071
(International Business Companies Act, Cap. 12.14)
T
AKE NOTICE that the International Business
Company, Rinker St. Lucia Ltd., No. 2004-00071
which was incorporated on 19th February, 2004
has registered its articles of dissolution.
TAKE NOTICE that dissolution of the above named
company commenced on 29th July, 2009, and that the
name and address of the liquidator is as follows:
MICHAEL R. ZERN
1501 Belvedere Road
West Palm Beach
Florida, 33406
UNITED STATES
Government Of Saint Lucia
Invitation For The
Sale Of Used Vehicle(S)
T
he Government of St. Lucia is inviting tenders for
the sale of used vehicle (s) from the:
Dated this 29th day of July, 2009.
Lester D. Martyr
Registrar
International Business Companies
St. Lucia Fire Service
Enquires and information on the vehicle(s) can
be obtained from the Ministry of Finance, 2nd Floor
Financial Centre, Bridge Street, Castries.
Notice of Company in Dissolution
MAGNOLIA TRADING LIMITED
2008-00100
Change of Name of
International Business Company
(International Business Companies Act,
Cap. 12.14 Section 10 (5))
T
ake notice that the International Business Company
incorporated on 2nd March, 2009 as:
1-9 INVERNESS TERRACE LTD.
No. 2009-00061
has registered an amendment to its Articles and
Memorandum of Association and has changed its name
to :
1 QUEEN’S GARDENS LIMITED
(International Business Companies Act, Cap. 12.14)
T
AKE NOTICE that the International Business
Company, Magnolia Trading Limited, No. 200800100 which was incorporated on 21st February,
2008 has registered its articles of dissolution.
TAKE NOTICE that dissolution of the above named
company commenced on 27th July, 2009, and that the
name and address of the liquidator is as follows:
DAVID ALEXANDER BOOTHMAN
Millennium House
Victoria Road
Douglas
ISLE OF MAN
Dated this 22nd day of July, 2009.
Lester D. Martyr
Registrar, International Business Companies
Lester D. Martyr
Registrar, International Business Companies
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Customs Exchange Rates
Effective Monday,
3rd August, 2009
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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
$4.4507
Guyanese Dollar $0.0135
U.S.A $2.7169
Swedish Kroners $0.3642
Canadian Dollar $2.4944
Venezuelan Bolivars $0.0013
D.Krs. (Danish Kroners) $0.5141
Barbados Dollar
$1.3542
NZ (New Zealand Dollar) $1.7085
Euro $3.8278
Australian Dollar $2.2300
Swiss Franc
$2.5074
Jamaican Dollar $0.0304
Trinidad & Tobago $0.4545
Japanese Yen
$0.0284
HERMAN ST. HELEN, Comptroller of Customs & Excise (Ag.)
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Trademark Applications
Registry of Companies & Intellectual Property
Saint Lucia
N
otice is hereby given that the following trademark applications have been accepted for registration. Any
person who has grounds of Opposition to the registration of any of the Marks advertised herein according
to the classes under the heading “Trademarks Applications advertised before Registration”, may within
three (3) months from the date of this publication, file Notice of Opposition accompanied by a fee of $200.00.
N.B. All trademarks are published under the NICE CLASSIFICATION (NINETH EDITION) NCL (9).
__________________________
File No (210): TM/2008/ 000164
Mark name:
Applicant (730): Unilever PLC
Filing date (220): 19/06/2008
Class (511): 29 (Sausages, and meat spreads, margarine, butter, cooking
and frying fat, cheese and cheese products, cheese curd, milk and milk
products, skimmed milk, milk made from soaya, milk based beverages,
milk based beverages also containing fruit juice, yoghurt based
beverages, yoghurt based beverages also containing fruit juice, dairy
products, namely dairy drinks, yoghurt and cream (dairy products),
artificial cream and cheese, eggs, jams, jellies, powdered egg, edible oils
and fats.)
Agent: Gordon, Gordon & Co
File No (210): TM/2009/ 000070
Mark name: HARRY EDWARDS JEWELERS
Applicant (730): HEJ LTD.
Filing date (220): 18/03/2009
Class (511): 14 (Jewellery, Ornaments [of precious metal], Pearls [jewellery],
watches, statues of precious metal, wristwatches, key rings [trinkets or
fobs], pins [tie-], watch bands, watch chains, clocks, earrings, cases for
watches [presentation], cuff links, watch cases)
16 (Pens [office requisites], pen cases, fountain pens)
18 (Pockets wallets, Purses, handbags)
25 (Belts [clothing])
Agent: Peter Foster & Associates
File No (210): TM/2009/ 000071
Mark name: SHADES
Applicant (730): HEJ LTD.
Filing date (220): 18/03/2009
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Class (511): 9 (Sunglasses Cases (Eyeglass-))
File No (210): TM/2009/ 000082
Mark name: ARLA
Applicant (730): Arla Foods amba
Filing date (220): 08/04/2009
Class (511): 1 (Chemicals used in industry as well as in agriculture,
horticulture and forestry; chemical substances for preserving foodstuffs,
tanning substances; adhesives used in industry; cultures of micro
organisms other than for medical and veterinary use; emulsifiers,
protiens for industrial purposes, casein and caseinates for industrial
purposes.),
5 (Dietetic substances adapted for medical use, food for babies; cultures
of micro-organisms for medical and veterinary purposes; substitutes for
mother’s milk; dietary supplements in form of vitamins and minerals,
dietetic substances and beverages for medical purposes; lactose.),
29 (Meat, fish, poultry and game; meat extracts; preserved, dried and
cooked fruits and vegetables; jellies, jams, fruit sauces; eggs, milk and
milk products; edible oils and fats; proteins for human consumption,
casein and casinates for human comsumption; rennet, cheese powder,
substitutes for milk and cream, milk and cream in powder form, milk
based dessert mousses.)
30 (Coffee, tea, cocoa, sugar, rice, tapioca, sago, artificial coffee; flour and
preparations made from cereals; bread, pastry and confectionery, ices;
honey, treacle; yeast, baking-powder; salt, mustard; vinegar, sauces
(condiments), spices; ice, salad dressings; meat pies and meat pâtés
(not included in other classes), pizzas, puddings, souffles, mousses,
rice pudding and edible ices, powders and perparations for making
cappuccino, cocoa, chocolate, coffee and tea beverages; beverages based
on chocolate, cocoa and coffee.)
31 (Agricultural, horticulture and forestry products and grains not included
in other classes; fresh fruits and vegetables; seeds, natural plants and
flowers; foodstuffs for animals, malt for brewing and distilling.)
32 (Mineral and aerated waters and other non-alcoholic drinks; fruit drinks
and fruit juices; syrups and other preparations for making beverages.)
Agent: Tyrone Chong
Colours claimed: (Green, yellow and white.)
File No (210): TM/2009/ 000094
Mark name: AMALIE
Applicant (730): Amalie AOC, Ltd.
AMALIE
Filing date (220): 23/04/2009
Class (511): 1 (Hydraulic fluid, brake fluid, power steering fluid, antifreeze,
and coolant.)
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(Lubricating oils, lubricating greases, lubricating pastes, diesel fuel
improvers and lube oil additives.)
Agent: Tyrone Chong
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File No (210): TM/2009/ 000137
Mark name: IMAGINATION AT WORK
Applicant (730): General Electric Company
Filing date (220): 18/05/2009
IMAGINATION
AT WORK
Class (511): 9 (Software and software programs for industrial, research,
and medical use; apparatus for electrophoresis; chromatography
columns and pumps; apparatus for microfabrication; apparatus for
bioinformatics systems; apparatus for scintillation; imaging apparatus
for radioactive and luminescent emissions; synthesis and purification
integrated systems; apparatus manufacturing oligonucleotides;
apparatus for microarrays; laser based optical systems for digital
imaging; microarray slides; laboratory glassware; vials and microvials;
micotitre plates; computer software for hospital operating room
management; computer software for critical care information
management; industrial process control software; graphical user
interface based computer programs for controlling machines in
industrial automation applications; software for creating graphics
displays and editing dynamic data interfaces for realtime graphics
applications for industrial and business applications; communications
software for connecting computer network users; software for plastic
injection molding; software for control, monitoring, simulation,
communications, data logging and collection, and factory automation;
software to integrate manufacturing machine operations, control
processes, provide data for visualization, track problems and generate
production reports; packaged software for use in the operation and
programming of grinding machines in the manufacturing industry;
industrial process control hardware, namely, computer monitors; laptop
computers, ethernet cards and cables; computer networking hardware,
memory cards; microchips; microprocessors; computer network hubs,
switches and routers, computer accessories, display devices and
terminals; computer whiteboards; system boards and processors; call
control, operator interface, gage interfaces and data collectors; control
and manufacturing applications, namely, statistical process control,
data collection, distributed numerical control; manufacturing execution
systems and document management; digital signal processing products
and systems, namely industrial automation controls and programmable
logic controllers; machine tools, namely, an adaptive control product in
the nature of an external controller to optimize machine tool cutting
performance of rough and semi-rough cuts; distributed and remote
input/output hardware devices, input/output modules, interface
modules, power supplies and mounting hardware; digital music
players; cellular telephones; intrusion and burglar alarm systems;
security devices, namely, programming logic computers, control panels,
electronic intrusion detectors, electronic glassbreak sensors, electronic
vibration sensors, magnetic contacts for use in security systems,
electronic switch plates, electronic motion sensors for alarm systems,
electronic motion sensitive switches, hardwire sirens, audio speakers,
electronic drivers, access control and alarm monitoring systems; fire,
heat and smoke detecting and alarm units; computer card operated
access control systems; card readers, card encoders, and encoded cards
for use with card operated access control systems; video cameras; video
object recognizers; video object trackers; video license plate readers;
video alarm verifiers; video face recognizers; video vehicle recognizers;
video traffic detectors; video access door controllers; video intrusion
detectors; processing hardware and software that analyzes digital video
images to automatically extract, record and report intelligence, and
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remote video monitoring systems for security and surveillance
applications; central video monitors; video recorders; cameras; closed
circuit video systems; closed circuit video system comprising one or
more cameras, and a camera housing; short range, wireless, radio
frequency transceivers; power line transceivers; communication control
hardware for operating closed circuit camera; communication control
hardware, namely keypad controllers, matrix switchers, multiplexers,
digital video recorders, integrated pan-tilt-zoom domes, remote video
controllers, receivers, electronic alarm, management controls and
triggers, and video transmission devices sold separately or as part of a
system for operating closed circuit cameras; personal digital assistant
devices configured for use by real estate professionals; communications
interface devices for use with personal digital assistant devices; fiberoptic transmission systems, namely, fiber optic transmitters, receivers
and transceivers used in the transmission of video, audio, and data
signals over optical fiber; electrical switches; electro mechanical locks;
magnetic locks; electric keys; handheld electronic hardware for
receiving, controlling, storing, manipulating, displaying and
transmitting data and for operating electronic locks; electronic access
cards and readers and encoders therefore; magnetic access cards and
readers and encoders therefore; smart access cards and readers and
encoders therefore; proximity cards and readers and encoders therefore;
key fobs and readers and encoders therefore; bar code access cards and
readers, encoders, card lamination apparatus; access keypads; radio
frequency tracking tags; tracking and control system comprising one or
more radio frequency tags, transceivers, and sensors used to determine
and monitor the location and movement of tangible assets, inventory
and individuals; infrared sensors; computer hardware and software for
facilities management and controlling facility access systems and
components therefore, namely, control panels, access card readers, an
equipment and systems for video imaging, video monitoring; digital
hard drive recording, network transmission and remote access;
networked digital video storage servers, access control and surveillance
applications alarm monitoring and security; computer software and
hardware for controlling and operating security and access system
comprising locks, doors, access, and identification; devices and security
enclosures in the nature of boxes for securing keys; surveillance
equipment sold individually as components or together as a system
comprising one or more surveillance cameras, covert cameras, close
circuit television cameras, camera housings, camera mounts, camera
lenses, video monitors, video recorders, digital recorders, video storage
media, video switches, control panels, keypad controllers, joystick
controllers, interface apparatus for alarms and access control equipment,
transceivers, receivers, transmitters, signal processors, multiplexers,
matrix switches, controllers, control panel housing, switch housing,
transformers switches, splitters, coaxial cables, connectors, motion
detectors, microphones and speakers; computer user interface software
and control software for managing security, fire and access systems;
electric locks; hand-held electronic computer and communication
hardware for receiving, controlling, storing, manipulating, displaying
and transmitting data for operating electronic locks; electronic key fobs,
readers and encoders; magnetic data carriers; data processing software
and computer hardware; power supplies, namely batteries, rectifiers/
voltage/current regulators and transformers; control panels - namely,
electronic apparatuses adapted to electrically monitor a pre-determined
activity and activate a burglar alarm; siren speakers; and electronic siren
divers - namely, tone generators and amplifiers adapted to be used for
sirens; computer software to control communication hardware for
operating and controlling closed circuit cameras; switch units
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incorporating magnetically actuated reed switches for use in burglary
and fire sensing alarm systems, in industrial position sensing apparatus,
in revolution counters, in equipment cabinet safety interlock systems, in
industrial position controlling apparatus, in electrical cables and in
pump and valve controlling apparatus and home security alarm
systems; electrical and electronic checking apparatus for screening
individuals, baggage, and cargo for the presence of particular substances;
electrical and electronic checking apparatus for screening individuals,
baggage, and cargo for the presence of explosives and/or narcotics;
apparatus for detecting presence of explosives and other contraband;
portable analytical instruments; namely, a probe with a microprocessor
based data conversion logger for measurement of organic and inorganic
chemicals in water; filters and filter housings for laboratory use; fluid
separation apparatus for laboratory use; membrane filters for laboratory
use; silt density measuring device; deionization units for laboratory use,
filters and filter housings for laboratory use; fluid separation apparatus
for laboratory use; membrane for laboratory use; fluid flow control
devices, namely, pumps, valves, flow meters and regulators for
laboratory use; ozone monitors; laboratory equipment, namely, porous
microtiter plates for use in cell biology and other life science applications;
disposable cartridge filters for industrial use; electronic water and
process treatment controls, namely, apparatus for use in the treatment
of commercial and industrial water systems, boiler water systems,
cooling water systems, and closed water systems, pulp and paper
processing systems, fuel processing systems, and metal processing
systems to analyze the chemistry of the system, determine the proper
treatment program, apply the desired treatment and monitor the
effectiveness of the treatment; computer software for data management
in the water treatment and pulp and paper fields; electronic controllers
use for processing information in the water treatment and pulp and
paper fields; apparatus for use in industrial water systems to measure
and control ph and conductivity; apparatus for feeding chemical to an
industrial, commercial or municipal water system in measured amounts;
electronic test apparatus for use in water treatment; laboratory testing
equipment-namely, deposition and corrosion rate testers; mobile
laboratory equipped with equipment and instrumentation to monitor
and measure ph, conductivity, and chromate concentration of industrial
and domestic waters, to conduct inorganic analysis of water and to
conduct microbiological testing of water.)
Agent: Nicholas John & Co
File No (210): TM/2009/ 000142
Mark name: CAFE MOLIDO SANTO DOMINGO GROUND COFFEE
Applicant (730): Industrias Banilejas, C. Por A.
Filing date (220): 25/05/2009
Class (511): 30 (Coffee.)
Disclaimer: Registration of this mark shall give no exclusive rights to the
use of the words “Santo Domingo” separate and apart from the mark.
File No (210): TM/2009/ 000143
Mark name: BAJAN SERVICES REAL ESTATE
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Applicant (730): KF (St. Lucia) Limited
Filing date (220): 29/05/2009
Class (511): 36 (Insurance; financial affairs; monetary affairs; real estate
affairs.)
Agent: Disclaimer: Registration of this mark shall give no exclusive rights to the
use of the word “Bajan” separate and apart from the mark.
Colours claimed: (Blue-Pantone 294 U, Cyan-Pantone 2995 and YellowPantone 116 U)
File No (210): TM/2009/ 000146
Mark name: VOGUE
VOGUE
Applicant (730): American-Cigarette Company (Overseas) Limited
Filing date (220): 02/06/2009
Class (511): 34 (Cigarettes; tobacco; tobacco products; lighters; matches;
smokers’s articles.)
File No (210): TM/2009/ 000147
Mark name: SEVEN SEAS
Applicant (730): Merck Consumer Healthcare Limited
Filing date (220): 04/06/2009
Class (511): 5 (Pharmaceutical, medicinal and veterinary products; infants’
and invalids’ foods; nutritional supplements; vitamins; minerals and
minerals salts; preparations consisting of vitamins and/or minerals;
medicinal herbs; herbal preparations included in class 5; oils and fats
and derivatives of oils and fats; fish oils; cod liver oil; laxatives; protein;
ginseng, being for medicinal purposes.)
29 (Edible oils and edible fats, their derivatives and products dervied
therefrom; nutritional supplements; preparations derived from foodstuffs
in class 29 being food supplements; protein-based products.)
30 (Nutritional supplements; preparations derived from foodstuffs in class
30 being food supplements; preparations (food stuffs) derived from
cereals; ginseng (not medicinal); nutritional bars and powder.)
Colours claimed: (Yellow, PMS 186C and PMS 1807C.)
File No (210): TM/2009/ 000148
APPLETON
Mark name: APPLETON
Applicant (730): J. Wray & Nephew Limted
Filing date (220): 12/06/2009
Class (511): 33 (Rum.)
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File No (210): TM/2009/ 000151
Mark name: CAMBIO MAN
Applicant (730): Archipelago Trading Limited
Filing date (220): 12/06/2009
Class (511): 36 (Provision of international and domestic currency and
money exchange services and information.)
File No (210): TM/2009/ 000154
Mark name: KFC KRUSHERS
Applicant (730): Kentucky Fried Chicken International Holdings, Inc.
Filing date (220): 16/06/2009
KFC
KRUSHERS
Class (511): 29 (Milk shakes, smoothies (milk beverages, milk predominating),
preparations for making milk shakes; beverages made from yogurts,
flavored yoghurts; frozen fruits; fruit sauces; dairy products, milk and
milk products, cream, whipped cream, milk beverages, malted milk
drink.)
30 (Coffee, tea, cocoa, sugar; confetionary; ice cream, ice cream confections,
sherbets (water ices), frozen ices; ice cream desserts, ice cream cones,
ice cream with pastry; sauces for ice cream; yoghurt based ice cream
[ice cream predominating]; cakes, pies; beverages containing chocolate,
beverages containing small bits of confectionery.)
32 (Non-alcoholic beverages, syrups, concentrates and other preparations
for making such beverages; smoothies (fruit beverages, fruit
predominating); fruit based drinks; fruit flavored non-alcoholic
drinks.)
File No (210): TM/2009/ 000155
Mark name: ACELERA
ACELERA
Applicant (730): Johnson & Johnson
Filing date (220): 18/06/2009
Class (511): 5 (Medicated skin care preparations, namely, acne cleansers,
acne clearing lotions, medicated astringents, concealing treatment
sticks, acne spot treatment gels, medicated skin cleansing pads; facial
toners, moisturizers and cleansing gels.)
File No (210): TM/2009/ 000157
Mark name: ONGLYZA
Applicant (730): Bristol-Myers Squibb Company
Filing date (220): 19/06/2009
Class (511): 5 (Pharmaceutical preparations for human use.)
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File No (210): TM/2009/ 000163
SPRAYTEX M
Mark name: SPRAYTEX M
Applicant (730): Chevron Intellectual Property LLC
Filing date (220): 30/06/2009
Class (511): 4 (Industrial oils and greases; lubricants; dust absorbing,
wetting and binding compositions; fuels (including motor spirit) and
illuminants; candles and wicks for lighting.)
File No (210): TM/2009/ 000164
SUTTER
HOME
Mark name: SUTTER HOME
Applicant (730): Sutter Home Winery Inc.
Filing date (220): 30/06/2009
Class (511): 33 (Wines.)
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Decisions taken by the Development Control Authority (DCA)
List of Approvals for the week ending: July 3, 2009
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IN THE EASTERN CARIBBEAN SUPREME COURT
IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
(CIVIL)
SAINT LUCIA
CLAIM NO. SLUHCV2009/0558
BETWEEN:
(1) FELIX HIPPOLYTE of Cedar Heights in the Quarter of Vieux Fort
in the State of Saint Lucia
and
(1) DAVIDSON DELSOL
(2) JACQUELINE ANGELA DELSOL whose last known addresses were
Hewanorra Orchard, in the Quarter of Vieux Fort in the
State of Saint Lucia
Claimant
Defendant
TO: (1) DAVIDSON DELSOL and (2) JACQUELINE ANGELA DELSOL
whose last known address were Hewanorra Orchard, in the Quarter
Vieux Fort in the State of Saint Lucia
NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that an action has commenced against you in the High Court of Justice Saint Lucia, Claim No.
SLUHCV2009/ 0558 by FELIX HIPPOLYTE in which the Claimant claims liquidated damages against you.
And service of the Notice of the Claim Form in this action on you is being effected by this advertisement in two
consecutive issues of a local Newspaper circulating in St. Lucia and two consecutive issues of the Official Gazette.
The Claim Form and Statement of Claim can be viewed at the High Court of Justice at Peynier Street, Castries,
Saint Lucia or at the Chambers of John & John Inc., whose business address is Clarke Street, Vieux-Fort Saint Lucia
and whose address for service is Vern Gill Chambers, 28 Micoud Street, Castries. Telephone No: 454-7060/61, Fax
No. 454-7062 email; [email protected].
You must within 28 days of the last publication of this advertisement enter an acknowledgement of service,
and if you desire to defend the said action you must within 42 days of the last publication of this advertisement
enter a Defence, at the Registry of the High Court of Justice in the City of Castries, and serve the Defence on the
Claimant.
In default of such acknowledgement and/ or Defence the Claimant will be entitled to apply to have judgment
entered against you. If the Claimant does so, you will have no right to be heard by the Court except as to costs or
the method of paying any judgment unless you apply to set judgment aside.
Dated this 19th day of June, 2009.
MAUREEN JOHN
For Chambers of John & John Inc.
Legal Practitioner for the Claimant
The Court Office is at Peynier Street, Castries; Telephone Number: 453-1916; Fax: 452-3017. The office is open between 9:00 a.m and 2:00 p.m
Monday to Friday except public holidays. The office can also be contacted via email at [email protected]. Presented for filing on behalf of the
Claimant by Maureen John of Chambers of John & John Inc., whose business address is Clarke Street, Vieux-Fort, St. Lucia and whose address
for service is VeIn Gill Chambers, 28 Micoud Street, Castries, St. Lucia. Telephone Number: 454-7060/454- 7061, Fax Number: 454-7062; Email:
johnchambers@candw .lc
[ First Publication ]
851
(CIVIL)
SAINT LUCIA
BETWEEN:
(1) MARK STEDFORD of 62 Tharp Road, Wallington, Surrey, UK
and
Claimant
(1) NATE PHILLIPS trading as Tropic Isle Real Estate situated at Rodney Bay
in the Quarter of Gros Islet in the State of Saint Lucia
(2) ADOLPHE ANATOLE of Castries in the State of Saint Lucia
(3) CALIXTA ANATOLE of Castries in the State of Saint Lucia
Defendants
TO: (1) NATE PHILLIPS trading as Tropic Isle Real Estate situated at Rodney Bay
in the Quarter of Gros Islet in the State of Saint Lucia ( 2) ADOLPHE ANATOLE
of Castries in the State of Saint Lucia (3) CALIXTA ANATOLE of Castries in the
State of Saint Lucia
NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that an action has commenced against you in the High Court of Justice Saint Lucia, Claim No.
SLUHCV2009/0591 by MARK STEDFORD in which the Claimant claims liquidated damages against you.
And service of the Notice of the Claim Form in this action on you is being effected by this advertisement in two
consecutive issues of a local Newspaper circulating in St. Lucia and two consecutive issues of the Official Gazette.
The Claim Form and Statement of Claim can be viewed at the High Court of Justice at Peynier Street, Castries,
Saint Lucia or at the Chambers of John & John Inc., whose business address is Clarke Street, Vieux-Fort Saint Lucia
and whose address for service is Vern Gill Chambers, 28 Micoud Street, Castries. Telephone No: 454-7060/61, Fax
No. 454-7062 emai1; [email protected].
Claimant.
In default of such acknowledgement and/ or Defence the Claimant will be entitled to apply to have judgment
MAUREEN JOHN
For Chambers of John & John Inc.
Legal Practitioner for the Claimant
The Court Office is at Peynier Street, Castries; Telephone Number: 453-1916; Fax: 452-3017. The office is open between 9:00 a.m and 2:00 p.m
Monday to Friday except public holidays. The office can also be contacted via email at [email protected]. Presented for filing on behalf of the
Claimant by Maureen John of Chambers of John & John Inc., whose business address is Clarke Street, Vieux-Fort, St. Lucia and whose address
for service is VeIn Gill Chambers, 28 Micoud Street, Castries, St. Lucia. Telephone Number: 454-7060/454- 7061, Fax Number: 454-7062; Email:
johnchambers@candw .lc
852
SAINT LUCIA
BETWEEN:
(1) MARCELINE EDWARD
Claimant
and
(1) ROBERTINA JONVILLE
Defendant/Ancillary Claimant
AUBREY JORDON trading as “JJ Construction Services and Supplies”
TO: Ancillary Defendant
AUBREY JORDON trading as “JJ Construction Services and Supplies”
NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against you in the High Court of Justice Saint Lucia No.
SLUHCV2009/0319 by ROBERTINA JONVILLE in which the Defendant/Ancillary Claimant claims indemnity or
contribution.
AND service of the Notice of the Ancillary Claim Form in this action on you is being effected by this
advertisement in two consecutive issues of the local Newspaper circulating in St. Lucia and two consecutive issues
of the Official Gazette.
The Ancillary Claim and Statement of Claim can be viewed at the High Court Office at Peynier Street, Castries,
Saint Lucia or at the Chambers of McNamara & Co., 20 Micoud Street, Castries, Saint Lucia.
Claimant.
In default of such acknowledgement and/or Defence the Claimant will be entitled to apply to have judgment
Dated this 19th day of May, 2009.
McNAMARA & CO.
Per:
Mark D. Maragh
Legal Practitioners for the Defendant/Ancillary Claimant
This Court Office is at Peynier Street, Castries, Saint Lucia, Telephone No. (758) 453-1916, Fax No.(758) 453-1917. The Office is open between
9:00am and 2:00pm Monday to Friday except public holidays.
This Notice is being filed by : McNamara & Co., Chambers, 20 Micoud Street, Castries, Saint Lucia, Telephone: (758) 452-2662, Fax: (758) 4523885, email: [email protected]
853
SAINT LUCIA
IN THE MATTER of an Application for a Declaration of
Presumption of Death
and
AND IN THE MATTER of Articles 64 – 73 of the Civil Code
WITHOUT NOTICE:
ANTHONIUS GERALD LASCARIS also known as ANTONIUS GERALD LASCARIS
NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that the Applicant ANTHONIUS GERALD LASCARIS also known as ANTONIUS GERALD
LASCARIS has filed an Application for a Declaration of Presumption of Death in the High Court of Justice, Saint
Lucia, in Claim No. SLUHCV2007/0636 requesting an Order declaring that ANTHONY GAETAN also known as
ANTHONY known as ANTHONY GUITAN LASCARIS be presumed dead.
AND IT HAS BEEN ORDERED that the Applicant do effect service of this application by submitted service
in two (2) consecutive issues of the Official Gazette and in two (2) consecutive issues of a newspaper circulating in
Saint Lucia.
THAT ANY PERSON who can give information as to the whereabouts of the said ANTHONY GAETAN also
known as ANTHONY known as ANTHONY GUITAN LASCARIS do report to the Court within twenty eight (28)
days of the second publication of this Notice.
BY THE COURT
Registrar
854
SAINT LUCIA
BETWEEN:
(1) FIRST CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANK (BARBADOS) LIMITED
TO: and
(1) SEAN JN BAPTISTE
Judgment Creditor
Judgment Debtor
SEAN JN BAPTISTE whose last known address was Pavee Road in the
Quarter of Castries
NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that the judgment Creditor FIRSTCARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANK (BARBADOS)
LIMITED has filed an Application in the High Court of justice, Saint Lucia, to Fix an Upset Price for the sale of the
immovable property owned by the judgment Debtor and situate at Amerique, Dauphin in the registration quarter
of Gros Islet and registered as Parcel Number 1450B 353.
The Application will come on for hearing at the High Court of justice, on Wednesday 30th September 2009 at
9:00 am.
AND service of the said Application is effected on you by advertisements of this NOTICE in two (2) consecutive
issues of a local Newspaper circulating in Saint Lucia and two (2) consecutive issues of the official Gazette of Saint
Lucia.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that if you fail to attend the hearing the Application will be heard and an
Order made in your absence.
Dated this 31st day of May, 2009.
PETER I. FOSTER & ASSOCIATES
Per:
Renee T. St. Rose
Legal Practitioners for the judgment Creditor
Presented for filing by: MESSRS PETER I. FOSTER & ASSOCIATES, Legal Practitioners for the Judgment Creditor, whose address for service is:
Chambers, Suite #1, 15t Floor, 25 Brazil Street, Castries, St. Lucia. Tel. No. 758 453 1100, Fax No. 758 452 4940, E-mail: [email protected]. The
Court Office is at Peynier Street, Castries, Tel. No. 758 453-1916, Fax No. 758 453-2071. The office is open between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Monday
to Thursday and between 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Friday except public holidays. Email: [email protected]
[ One Publication Only ]
855
SAINT LUCIA
BETWEEN:
(1) FIRST CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANK (BARBADOS) LIMITED
formerly CIBC CARIBBEAN LIMITED
and
(1) MONA DONAVAN
(2) LUCIUS GERMAIN GIRARD
Judgment Creditor
Judgment Debtors
TO: (1) MONA DONAVAN (2) LUCIUS GERMAIN GIRARD whose last known
address was San Soucis in the Quarter of Castries
NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that the Judgment Creditor FIRSTCARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL BANK (BARBADOS)
LIMITED Formerly CIBC CARIBBEAN LIMITED has filed an Application in the High Court of Justice, Saint Lucia,
to Fix an Upset Price for the sale of the immovable property owned by the Judgment Debtors and situate at Corinth
in the Registration Quarter of Gros Islet and registered as Parcel Number 1 052B 645.
The Application will come on for hearing at the High Court of Justice, on Wednesday 23rd September 2009 at
9:00 am.
AND service of the said Application is effected on you by advertisements of this NOTICE in two (2) consecutive
issues of a local Newspaper circulating in Saint Lucia and two (2) consecutive issues of the official Gazette of Saint
Lucia.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that if you fail to attend the hearing the Application will be heard and an
Order made in your absence.
Dated this 31st day of May, 2009.
PETER I. FOSTER & ASSOCIATES
Per:
Renee T. St. Rose
Legal Practitioners for the judgment Creditor
Presented for filing by: MESSRS PETER I. FOSTER & ASSOCIATES, Legal Practitioners for the Judgment Creditor, whose address for service is:
Chambers, Suite #1, 15t Floor, 25 Brazil Street, Castries, St. Lucia. Tel. No. 758 453 1100, Fax No. 758 452 4940, E-mail: [email protected]. The
Court Office is at Peynier Street, Castries, Tel. No. 758 453-1916, Fax No. 758 453-2071. The office is open between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Monday
to Thursday and between 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Friday except public holidays. Email: [email protected]
[ One Publication Only ]
856
NOTICE
UNDER THE COMPANIES ACT
LAWS OF SAINT LUCIA 2001 Revision 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: DERRYNANE INVESTMENTS L TD
NO. OF COMPANY: 2007/C235
PRESENTED FOR FILING: FLOISSAC FLEMING & ASSOCIATES
Legal Practitioners,
Castries, Saint Lucia
TO: THE REGISTRAR OF COMPANIES, SAINT LUCIA
Derrynane Investments Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as THE COMPANY) forwards herewith pursuant to sections
436 and 437 of the Companies Act Cap. 13.01 Laws of Saint Lucia 2001 Revision a copy of a Special Resolution of
THE COMPANY passed on the 04th July, 2009 - which resolution is repeated hereunder.
SPECIAL RESOLUTION
“That THE COMPANY be wound up
voluntarily and that Mr. Geoffrey Anthony DuBoulay
of The Morne, Castries, Saint Lucia
be appointed liquidator for
the purposes of such winding up.”
FLOISSAC FLEMING & ASSOCIATES
Per:
Solicitors for Derrynane Investments Ltd.
Presented for filing by Floissac Fleming & Associates, corner Brazil/Mongiraud Streets, Castries, St. Lucia
[ Second Publication ]
857
NOTICE
SAINT LUCIA
IN THE MATTER of the Land Acquisition Ordinance Chapter 5.04.
And
IN THE MATTER of a Notification by the Governor General, acting on the advice of Cabinet that
part of certain parcels of land situate at Forestiere, in the Quarter of Castries, in the island
of Saint Lucia are likely to be acquired for a public purpose.
NOTIFICATION
WHEREAS it is enacted by section 4 of the Land Acquisition Ordinance Chapter 5.04 that if it appears to the
Governor General acting on the advice of Cabinet that any land is likely to be required for a public purpose and it
is necessary to make a preliminary survey or other investigation of the lands she may cause a Notification to that
effect to be published in the Gazette.
AND WHEREAS it is considered by the Governor General acting on the advice of Cabinet, that part of certain
parcels of land situate at Forestiere, in the Quarter of Castries is likely to be required for a public purpose to wit:
Housing and Sporting facilities.
NOW THEREFORE, it is hereby notified by the Governor General acting in accordance with the advice of
Cabinet, that part of certain parcels of land mentioned in the schedule hereto is likely to be required for a public
purpose, to wit: Housing and Sporting facilities.
SCHEDULE
The portion likely to be acquired forms part of Block and Parcel 1245B 61 is registered in the Land Registry in
the name of Julia Johnson as Executrix of the Estate of Stephen Mc. Donald Brown.
Together with any other easements which may be necessary.
Dated this 24th Day of July, 2009.
COSMOS RICHARDSON,
Secretary to Cabinet.
858
NOTICE
SAINT LUCIA
IN THE MATTER of the Land Acquisition Ordinance Chapter 5.04.
And
IN THE MATTER of a Notification by the Governor General, acting on the advice of Cabinet that
part of certain parcels of land situate at Anse La Verdue, Quarter of Anse La Raye in the
island of Saint Lucia are likely to be acquired for a public purpose.
NOTIFICATION
WHEREAS it is enacted by section 4 of the Land Acquisition Ordinance Chapter 5.04 that if it appears to the
Governor General acting on the advice of Cabinet that any land is likely to be required for a public purpose and it
is necessary to make a preliminary survey or other investigation of the lands she may cause a Notification to that
effect to be published in the Gazette.
AND WHEREAS it is considered by the Governor General acting on the advice of Cabinet, that part of certain
parcels of land situated at Anse La Verdue, in the Quarter of Anse La Raye is likely to be required for a public
purpose to wit: Water Storage Tank.
NOW THEREFORE, it is hereby notified by the Governor General acting in accordance with the advice of
Cabinet, that part of certain parcels of land mentioned in the schedule hereto is likely to be required for a public
purpose, to wit: Water Storage Tank.
SCHEDULE
The land likely to be acquired for a Water Storage Tank is Parcel 0237B 42 registered in Land Registry in the
name of Cletus Hippolyte
Together with any other easements which may be necessary.
Dated this 24th Day of July, 2009.
COSMOS RICHARDSON,
Secretary to Cabinet.
T
859
GOVERNMENT NOTICE
he public is hereby notified that, effective 8th June, 2009 and until further notice, I Hon. Stephenson King,
Minister of Finance, acting in accordance with the Consumption Tax (Amendment) (No.92) Order 2000,
approve the following rates of consumption tax as corresponding to the description of goods and HS Tariff
Numbers specified:
HS Tariff Number
Description of Goods
Rate of Tax/Duty
27.10.13.90 Gasolene (Unleaded) 178.82 cents per imperial gallon
27.10.22.10 Illuminating Kerosene exported under processing agreement
-155.58 cents per imperial gallon
27.10.22.90 Other Illuminating Kerosene -155.58 cents per imperial gallon
27.10.31.10 Diesel Oil exported under the processing agreement
269.62 cents per imperial gallon
27.10.31.90 Other Diesel oil 269.62 cents per imperial gallon
27.10.39.10 Other diesel oil exported under processing agreement
27.10.39.90 Other 269.62 cents per imperial gallon
27.11.12.00 Liquid Propane - Bulk
(More than 100 lbs)
65.02 cents per pound
Liquified Propane - (100 lbs)
Liquified propane - (20 lbs) -52.98 cents per pound
27.11.13.00 Liquified Butane - Bulk
(More than 100 lbs )
Liquified Butane (100 lbs)
-52.98 cents per pound
27.11.11.00 Liquified Natural Gas - Bulk
Liquified Natural Gas (100 lbs)
27.11.14.00
Ethelyne, Propylene, Buthelyne Bulk (More than 100 lbs)
Ethelyne, Propylene, Buthelyne (100 lbs)
Ethelyne, Propylene, Buthelyne -52.98 cents per pound
(20 lbs)
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
HON. STEPHENSON KING,
Minister of Finance.
860
T
GOVERNMENT NOTICE
he public is hereby notified that, effective 24th June, 2009 and until further notice, I Hon. Stephenson King,
Minister of Finance, acting in accordance with the Consumption Tax (Amendment) (No.92) Order 2000,
approve the following rates of consumption tax as corresponding to the description of goods and HS Tariff
Numbers specified:
HS Tariff Number
Description of Goods
Rate of Tax/Duty
27.10.13.90 Gasolene (Unleaded) 221.65 cents per imperial gallon
27.10.22.10 Illuminating Kerosene exported under processing agreement
-162.43 cents per imperial gallon
27.10.22.90 Other Illuminating Kerosene -162.43 cents per imperial gallon
27.10.31.10 Diesel Oil exported under the processing agreement
27.10.31.90 Other Diesel oil 273.05 cents per imperial gallon
27.10.39.10 Other diesel oil exported under processing agreement
27.10.39.90 Other 273.05 cents per imperial gallon
27.11.12.00 Liquid Propane - Bulk
(More than 100 lbs)
Liquified Propane - (100 lbs)
Liquified propane - (20 lbs) -54.12 cents per pound
27.11.13.00 Liquified Butane - Bulk
27.11.11.00 Liquified Natural Gas - Bulk
27.11.14.00
Ethelyne, Propylene, Buthelyne Bulk (More than 100 lbs)
Ethelyne, Propylene, Buthelyne (100 lbs)
Ethelyne, Propylene, Buthelyne -54.12 cents per pound
(20 lbs)
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
HON. STEPHENSON KING,
Minister of Finance.
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Technology
Saint
Lucia Government Gazette
Google Earth Now
Takes You to the
Moon
Google Earth users can now keep a
watchful eye on the moon.
Google Earth Lands on the Moon
One small step for Google Earth is one giant
step for moon buffs. Google has updated its
popular mapping software, Google Earth 5.0, with
a complete map of the moon that lets you explore
craters, historic sites and human artifacts. You can
even view the moon in the style of Google Street
View, checking out astronauts as they wander the
moon’s surface.
The moon is viewable in Google Earth 5.0,
available here. Just click the install link on the page,
then run the Google Earth software once installation
is complete. Once the program is open, look for the
icon with the ringed planet on the top toolbar and
select “Moon” from the drop-down list.
Readers with long memories may have seen this
coming in 2005, when Google provided a map of
six Apollo mission landing spots. That same year,
NASA and Google agreed to collaborate on a
variety of fronts. “Imagine having a wide selection
of images from the Apollo space mission at your
861
fingertips whenever you want it,” Google CEO
Eric Schmidt said at the time.
The chatter resumed in early July, when Google
announced a media event at which Apollo 11
astronaut Buzz Aldrin would speak. That event
was scheduled for July 20, and Aldrin was indeed
on hand to help announce that the moon is viewable
in Google Earth.
The feature is more than just a few photos of a
lifeless gray sphere. Aldrin and Apollo 17 astronaut
Jack Schmitt give virtual guided tours, and there
are rover concepts with previously unreleased
video footage, historic maps, human artifacts -- try
finding the American flag, perhaps? -- and “street
view”-style panoramic photos. The base map of the
atlas itself is a lunar terrain data set captured by the
Kaguya laser altimeter.
All of this stems from the 40th anniversary of
man’s first moonwalk, which occurred on July
20, 1969. The Kennedy Presidential Library and
Museum in Boston began retelling the mission in
full.
Moon Navigation
To get started on exploring the moon, launch
Google Earth 5.0, find the icon on the top toolbar
that looks like a ringed planet, then select “Moon”
from the drop-down list. Once viewing the moon
in Google Earth, you’ll notice, in the lower lefthand corner under “Layers,” many bookmarks to
points of interest on the moon.
Mapping the Moon
The moon may seem plain from afar, but there’s
no shortage of spots of interest to find through
Google Earth.
Zoom In on Points of Interest
Clicking the red dots on the moon brings up facts
and history, and information about future NASA
plans.
Apollo 11
Look hard enough within the “Apollo Missions”
section of the “Moon Gallery,” and you’ll find
photos
862
SPORTS
CRICKET
ICC board will hold on to WADA
Senior officials on the ICC’s decisionmaking executive board are unlikely to
support any radical suggestion from the
BCCI to shun the World Anti Doping
Agency (WADA) and opt instead for a
cricket-specific code without off-season
testing. However, they will endorse
the Indian board’s objection to the
contentious ‘whereabouts’ clause in the
anti-doping code and ask the ICC to try
and work out a practical solution with
WADA during a year-end review.
The ICC board is likely to discuss the
issue soon over teleconference, rather
than wait for their next scheduled
Sachin Tendulkar and MS Dhoni
meeting in early October. And officials are a part of the pool of 11 Infrom a majority of the ICC board dian players who have expressed
constituents, including Australia and concern over the ‘whereabouts’
South Africa, have confided that they clause
would support India fully on the
‘whereabouts’ issue, but would like to remain WADA-compliant
for important reasons, not the least of which is the question of
government support.
For instance, government funding for grassroots cricket
programmes in England requires the English board to be WADAcompliant and Australian legislation requires the same of its
national sporting organisations. The BCCI, which will need the
backing of these three major boards to make any headway on the
issue at the ICC level, is an autonomous organisation that operates
independently from India’s sports ministry.
The consensus which has emerged is that the ICC board would
ask the governing body to raise India’s concerns with WADA and
hopefully, try to work out a cricket-specific solution when it meets
officials of the anti-doping watchdog for a year-end review. Cricket
Australia, for one, wants a “practical solution” but what remains to
be sorted out, though, is whether India’s players should continue to
be exempt from complying with the norms till then.
On Sunday, the BCCI’s decision-making working committee
resolved to back its players and reject the ‘whereabouts’ clause in
the amended WADA code, which was implemented by the ICC from
January 1. This clause requires cricketers in the ICC’s international
testing pool to reveal before every quarter details of their location
for an hour every day for the next three months to facilitate out-ofcompetition testing. The 11 Indian players in the pool have expressed
security concerns in this regard, especially because some of them
such as Sachin Tendulkar and MS Dhoni face threats from terrorist
organisations. The BCCI has said that this clause, which prescribes
severe penalties for defaulters including a ban for up to two years,
also violates the country’s privacy guidelines.
Other international cricketers in the testing pool from other
countries had also expressed privacy and practicality concerns
about the clause but agreed to abide by it within the July 31 deadline.
The Indian board has officially suggested that instead of players
revealing whereabouts information in advance, the ICC or WADA
testers should contact the BCCI, which will ensure that the player
will be available within 24 hours at the required location for testing.
WADA officials have clearly stated that there can be no exceptions
on the ‘whereabouts’ norms, and the BCCI appears to be completely
isolated on the issue at home with the country’s sports minister
leading calls from top athletes and other non-cricket sportspersons
for the Indian cricketers to abide by the internationally accepted
code. But cricket officials from various boards are hopeful that a
solution can be worked out on the lines that football has. Football’s
governing body, FIFA, will abide by the ‘whereabouts’ clause but
has been given greater freedom in deciding who gets to be tested.
The cricketers in the pool were selected on the basis of their ICC
ranking in January, but as one ICC board member asked: “Can the
Indian board can be persuaded to join the system if some of their
high-profile cricketers who face security threats be removed from the
testing pool?” Cricket Australia, which became a founding partner
of the BCCI’s Champions League Twenty20 tournament last year,
is sympathetic towards the Indian board, and sources in Cricket
South Africa (CSA), the other founding partner, said they would
back India’s stand against the whereabouts clause. The England and
Wales Cricket Board (ECB) are tight-lipped on the issue except to
reiterate that English cricket has always supported WADA but their
players’ association has pointed out the link between government
funding and grassroots cricket.
“We are sympathetic to what the BCCI are arguing but we are
bound by our own national requirements: under Australian
legislation, national sporting organizations are required to have
a WADA compliant code,” Peter Young, the Cricket Australia’s
spokesperson, said. “If the BCCI identify a more practical approach
to this then we support the work that they might be able to come
up with. Nevertheless, we have sympathy for the BCCI’s view on
this and its concerns highlight the value of world sport continuing
to look at practical solutions to the particular issue which the BCCI
has highlighted.”
Gerald Majola, CSA’s chief executive, did not comment on the
issue because his own board hasn’t discussed it officially yet, but
there are enough indications from within the set-up and that of New
Zealand that their approach will mirror that of Australia. England’s
case is explained better by Sean Morris, the chief executive of their
Players Cricket Association (PCA), who says WADA-compliance is
a must though the cricketers are not happy with the whereabouts
clause. “Genuinely, we understand why the Indian players have a
problem, but where there a slight difference is because of the way
our sport is funded; we have government money going to grassroot
programmes,” Morris told Cricinfo. “That money is conditional upon
certain criteria, one of which is the board being WADA-compliant.
That is why it is a bigger problem for us. If we do not abide by
the WADA code then obviously some of our funding would be
impacted, and, that then has a knock on the grassroots. That is why
it is more complex here.”
It is ironic, really, that it is the players’ associations, whom the
BCCI doesn’t recognise, who seem to be speaking the Indian board’s
language. “We will welcome the removal of it and we support the
stand the Indians are taking and hope that if it is removed for the
Indian players it would be removed for all the other cricketers, too,”
Paul Marsh, who heads the Australian Cricketers’ Association (ACA),
told Cricinfo. “The solution is something we are not necessarily
completely happy with but for public relations and the government
funding of sport connected to the WADA code, we can’t help it.”
Any ICC board resolution requires seven out of 10 full member
votes and the one member who could raise some uncomfortable
questions for India is Pakistan, considering the recent dispute
between the two boards over hosting the 2011 World Cup. The
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is clear that it has, unlike India,
absolutely no problems with the WADA code and the ‘whereabouts
clause’. “PCB is totally WADA compliant now and the players had
no issues signing that clause,” Salim Altaf, the PCB’s chief operating
officer, told Cricinfo. Altaf said the PCB is also an autonomous body
like the BCCI but “had become WADA compliant because the ICC
signed on to it.”

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