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Ex. R9 —

Copy of the letter, dated 15-7-2007 sent

by the petitioner.

Ex. R 10 — Copy of the termination order,

dated 18-9-2007 to the petitioner.

T. MOHANDASS,

II Additional District Judge,

Presiding Officer, Labour Court,

Pondicherry.

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GOVERNMENT OF PUDUCHERRY

LABOUR DEPARTMENT

(G.O. Rt. No. 40/AIL/Lab./J/2011, dated 25th February 2010)

NOTIFICATION

W h e r e a s , t h e Aw a r d i n I . D. N o . 2 1 / 2 0 0 5 ,

dated 21-10-2010 of the Labour Court, Puducherry in

respect of the industrial dispute raised by 95 workers

represented by their President, All India Central Council

of Trade Unions (AICCTU), Puducherry that the Labour

Contract of Thiruvalargal M. Mani and K. Kumar in the

management of M/s. ACE Glass Containers Limited,

Puduchery is sham has been received;

Now, therefore, in exercise of the power conferred by

sub-section (1) of section 17 of the Industrial Disputes

Act, 1947 (Central Act XIV of 1947), read with the

notification issued in Labour Department’s G. O.

Ms. No. 20/91/Lab./L, dated 23-5-1991, it is hereby

directed by Secretary to Government (Labour) that the

said award shall be published in the official gazette,

Puducherry.

(By order)

G. MALAR KANNAN,

Joint Secretary to Government (Labour).

————

BEFORE THE LABOUR COURT AT PONDICHERRY

Present : Thiru T. MOHANDASS, M.A., M.L.,

II Additional District Judge,

Presiding Officer, Labour Court.

Dated, the 21st day of October 2010

I.D. No. 21/2005

The President /Secretary,

All India Central Council of Trade

Unions (AICCTU),

No. 471, Bharathi Street,

Pondicherry-1.

. .

Petitioner

Versus

The Managing Director,

ACE Glass Containers Limited,

Thondamanatham,

Pondicherry.

. . Respondent

This case coming on this day for hearing before me,

in the presence of Thiru P. Sankaran, counsel for the

petitioner and Thiru K. Babu, counsel for the

respondent and upon perusing the case records, this

court made the following:

ORDER

This industrial dispute arises out of the reference

made by the Government under section 10(1) (c) of the

Industrial Disputes Act in G. O. Rt. No. 92/2005/Lab./AIL/J,

dated 20-6-2005. The Government made the following

reference:

(a) Whether the claim of the 95 workers

represented by their President, All India Central

Council of Trade Unions (AICCTU), Pondicherry that

the Labour Contract of Thiruvalargal M. Mani and

K. Kumar in the establishment of M/s. ACE Glass

Containers Limited, is sham, is correct? If so, give

appropriate directions.

2. Today (21-10-2010), the case was called.

Respondent counsel present. Petitioners called absent.

Hence this petition is dismissed for default. No costs.

Written and pronounced by me in the open court on

this the 21st day of October 2010.

T. MOHANDASS,

II Additional District Judge,

Presiding Officer, Labour Court,

Pondicherry.

GOVERNMENT OF PUDUCHERRY

TRANSPORT SECRETARIAT

No. 266/Tr.Sectt./2011.

Puducherry, the 10th February 2011.

ORDER

The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways in the

Government of India has decided to implement the

project of providing Smart Card based Driving Licences

and Registration Certificates.

2. In order to develop the Smart Card based

technology usage in Motor Vehicle Department, the

Government of India has entered into a MoU with

National Informatics Centre, New Delhi. While using the

Smart Card based technology it requires security

measures and authentication of information stored in the

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Smart Card. For this purpose “Key Management System”

is to be applied. This system is based on three tiers,

which are as follows:–

(i) Central Key Generation Authority (CKGA)

(ii) State Key Management Authority (SKMA)

(iii) Regional Key Management Authority (RKMA)

(which includes Sub-Regional Key Management

Authority).

3. “National Informatics Centre” in association with

“Price Waterhouse Coopers” has developed a SKI

Practice Statement (Key Management Procedures) which

has been approved by the Ministry of Road Transport

and Highways. Out of these above-mentioned tiers in the

first phase, the first tier namely CKGA has been

established at NIC-New Delhi. Now, SKMA is to be

established in the State Motor Vehicle Department, and

the third phase RKMA is to be established in the offices

of Regional Transport Office and Sub RKMA in the

Offices of Deputy Regional Transport Offices.

4. Accordingly, the Government of India vide its letter,

dated 11-1-2005 has informed to establish SKMA and

RKMA and appoint the Nodal Officers. In this

background, the Transport Commissioner, Puducherry

has proposed to appoint the Regional Transport Officer,

Puducherry as the SKMA Nodal Officer, the Regional

Transport Officer, Karaikal and the Motor Vehicle

Inspector/Assistant Motor Vehicle Inspector in the Unit

Offices, Mahe and Yanam as the RKMA. The Transport

Commissioner has also requested to communicate the

appointment of the Nodal Officers to the Nodal Officer,

Central Key Generation Authority (CKGA), National

Informatics Centre, “A” Block, CGO Complex,

New Delhi -110 003.

5. Now, vide this order, sanction is accorded to

establish “State Key Management Authority” and to

appoint Regional Transport Officer, Transport

Department, Puducherry, as the SKMA Nodal Officer.

Sanction is also accorded to appoint a Senior Motor

Vehicle Inspector as another SKMA Nodal Officer to help

him and to look after the work of the first SKMA Nodal

Officer in his absence. Similarly, the Regional Transport

Officer, Karaikal and the Motor Vehicle Inspector/

Assistant Motor Vehicle Inspector in the Unit Offices,

Mahe and Yanam are nominated to work as the RKMA in

their respective offices. The role and responsibilities of

the SKMA have been shown in the Annexure.

(5) The concerned Officer working as SKMA and

RKMA will be fully responsible to carry out their duties

and will be liable for stringent action for their failure to

obey the guidelines issued from time to time. The

Transport Commissioner is authorised to communicate

the names of the SKMA and RKMA Nodal Officers to

the “Central Key Generation Authority (CKGA)”.

ANNEXURE

Responsibilities of Nodal Officers of SKMA

(Compiled from instruction received from

S.K.SINHA, TD NIC, Delhi vide letter No. NIC/

dated 14th January 2005)

1. The SKMA Nodal Officer, shall access and collate

the requirements of various classes of Master Key

Cards and Authority Card in the State, based on the

requisitions received from RKMAs, and shall forward the

requirements to CKGA.

2. On productions of his proper identity, shall collect

the Authority Cards from CKGA. He shall ensure receipt

of same number and type of Authority Cards as

requested for, from CKGA.

3. Shall acknowledge receipt of Authority Cards and

Master Cards to CKGA and certify safe receipt of cards

by courier/fax/e-mail to CKGA.

4. On receipt of the cards, he shall be responsible for

managing the distribution of the cards to the trusted

agents in the State.

5. Shall inform RKMA Nodal Officer within one

working day by registered post/fax/e-mail and asked to

collate Authority Cards and their PINs from SKMA, and

arranged to issue the same to RKMA Nodal Officer.

6. On receipt of acknowledgment of receipt of cards

from respective RKMA, shall arrange to despatch the

PINs to RKMA Nodal Officer.

7. Shall maintain RTO-wise distribution list for the

Authority Card, containing Authority Cards details and

details of RKMA Nodal Officer to whom Authority Cards

and PINs have been issued, in Form RTSK3.

8. The Authority Card distribution list shall be

updated every time RKMA Nodal Officer informing

change of ownership of the Authority Card or other

particulars of the existing Authority Cards.

9. Shall ensure annual independent security audit of

the physical and IT infrastructure of each RTO used for

issuance of DL cards, locations of SKMA system and

safe keeping of Authority Cards is carried out by the

technical audit team of NIC or other responsible and

reputed third party.

10. Shall visit respective RTO from time to time to

inspect and ensure that DL/RC card issuance process,

Authority Card management procedures and data based

management procedures are being strictly followed.

11. Shall security store active and back-up SKMA

cards and their PINs in steel safe as prescribed, and

shall hold one of the two keys to the steel safe. He shall

be physically present every time the safe housing active

and backup SKMA cards and its PINs are accessed.

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12. Shall reset the issuer Authority Cards counter

within, one working day after receiving request from

RKMA Nodal Officer for the same.

13. On receipt of request from RKMA Nodal Officer

for generation of another set of backup Authority Cards,

due to Authority Card compromise, SKMA Nodal Officer

shall forward the request to CKGA Nodal Officer within

the period of five working days.

14. Shall maintain issuing Authority-wise list of

damage/lost/compromised Authority Cards, and shall be

updated every time a Authority Card damaged/

compromised is reported by any issuing authority.

He shall also ensure that the compromised/damage or

faulty Authority Cards are destroyed physically and

logically so that there are no residual remains of the key

that could lead to reconstruction of the key. He shall

also maintain a log off Authority Cards destruction

activities including the number and serial numbers of the

Authority Cards, the date and time, names and

designations of the trusted agents/official present. The

log shall be preserved for period not less than five years.

The details of the destructions of Authority Cards shall

also be informed to the CKGA Nodal Officers.

15. On being informed of the SKMA key cards

compromised, the SKMA Nodal Officers shall ascertain

that the SKMA cards has actually being compromised,

before authorising and approving the recovery of the

back-up SKMA Master Key Card.

S.M. KHANNAJI

Special Secretary to Government

(Transport).

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GOVERNMENT OF PUDUCHERRY

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER

No. 650/CEO/S1/(Exam.)/2010-11.

Puducherry, the 23rd February 2011.

NOTIFICATION

It is hereby notified that the original S.S.L.C.

Mark Certificate, bearing serial Number AA 2549212

under Register Number 303997 of April 1994 in

respect of M. Nidhya, an ex-pupil of Arignar Anna

Government Higher Secondary School, Kunichempet, is

reported to have been lost and beyond scope of recovery and

it is proposed to issue a duplicate certificate. If the original

certificate is to be found by anybody, it should be sent to the

Director of Government Examinations, Chennai-6,

for cancellation, as it is no longer valid.

T. ANOUMANDANE,

Chief Educational Officer.

GOVERNMENT OF PUDUCHERRY

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER

No. 650/CEO/S1/(Exam.)/2010-11.

Puducherry, the 23rd February 2011.

NOTIFICATION

It is hereby notified that the original S.S.L.C.

Mark Certificate, bearing Register Number 305895

of April 1993 in respect of R. Selvi, an ex-pupil of

Chevalier Sellane Government Higher Secondary School,

Kalapet, is reported to have been lost and beyond

scope of recovery and it is proposed to issue a duplicate

certificate. If the original certificate is to be found by

anybody, it should be sent to the Director of Government

Examinations, Chennai-6, for cancellation, as it is no

longer valid.

T. ANOUMANDANE,

Chief Educational Officer.

————

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GOVERNMENT OF PUDUCHERRY

CHIEF SECRETARIAT (EDUCATION)

(G. O. Ms. No. 18, dated 25th February 2011)

ORDER

In pursuance of the recommendations of the Cabinet,

approval of the Lieutenant-Governor, Puducherry is

hereby conveyed for naming of Government High

School, Thattanchavady, Puducherry as “Sekkizhar

Government High School, Thattanchavady, Puducherry”

with immediate effect.

(By order of the Lieutenant-Governor)

M. GUNASEKARAN,

Under Secretary to Government (Education).

GOVERNMENT OF PUDUCHERRY

CHIEF SECRETARIAT (EDUCATION)

(G. O. Ms. No. 19, dated 25th February 2011)

ORDER

In pursuance of the recommendations of the Cabinet,

approval of the Lieutenant-Governor, Puducherry is

hereby conveyed for naming of new Indoor Stadium at

Mahe as “Tmt. Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, Mahe”

with immediate effect.

(By order of the Lieutenant-Governor)

M. GUNASEKARAN,

Under Secretary to Government (Education).

————

GOVERNMENT OF PUDUCHERRY

CHIEF SECRETARIAT (HEALTH)

(G.O. Ms. No. 7, dated 28th February 2011)

NOTIFICATION

In exercise of the powers conferred under section 46

of the Pharmacy Act, 1948 (Central Act of 1948) and in

partial modification to the G. O. Ms. No. 12/Health/72,

dated 8th February, 1972 of Drugs Control Administration,

Department of Health and Family Planning, Pondicherry,

published in Extraordinary Gazette of Pondicherry, No. 63,

dated 13-7-1972, His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor

is pleased to notify the amendments as detailed below;

(I) The entries in the Table in Part IX-Fees of

Rule 65 shall be substitued as follows:

For the first registration in the

250 for B.Pharm.,

250 for D. Pharm.,

(For 1 Year)

For every qualification (or) status

250

subsequently registered (Additional)

For renewal (Retention)

20 for 1 year

For renewal (Retention)

250 for 5 years

For restoration to the register

under section 37 of the Act, 1948

500

For restoration of a name of a person

100

to the register after removal for

non-payment of renewal/retention

fee in addition to (per year) renewal

fee for the year (or) years during

which the name remained removed.

(Restoration) (or) penalty (per year)

For eligibility/Good standing certificate

2000

For No Objection Certificate/ Migration

500

charge (Payable by outgoing and

incoming Pharmacist in addition to

registration fee)

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For duplicate certificate

1000

For change of name

100

For every certified copy of an entry

100

in the register

Application form (each)

For issue of identity card

100

For late registration (after one year)

100

for first registration

(By order of the Lieutenant-Governor)

S. THAMMU GANAPATHY,

Under Secretary to Government (Health).

GOVERNMENT OF PUDUCHERRY

CHIEF SECRETARIAT (FISHERIES)

(G.O. Ms. No. 26/Fy., dated 28th February 2011)

ORDER

The voluntary retirement notice given by

Tmt. S. Baby Saroja, Deputy Director of Fisheries,

Karaikal, is accepted and she is admitted into retirement

with effect from the forenoon of 8-2-2011.

(By order of the Lieutenant-Governor)

N. SUMATHI,

Deputy Secretary to Government (Fisheries).

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UNION TERRITORY OF PUDUCHERRY LEGAL SERVICES AUTHORITY

(STATE AUTHORITY)

No. 147/2011-UTPLSA.

Puducherry, the 25th February 2011.

NOTIFICATION

Rates of Fees and Honoraria payable to Lawyers:

The Revised Scheme of Fees and Honoraria payable to Lawyers in matters in which fees or honoraria

is paid on and from 1-3-2011 is as follows:

This is in modification of the Schedule of Fees given and ordered by the Executive Chairman,

Union Territory of Puducherry Legal Services Authority, dated 24-2-2011.

In Civil Proceedings where the court fee payable is ` 1,000 and less and in accident claims, where the

claim is for ` 2,00,000 or less, the proceedings before a court or a claim before the Accident Claims Tribunal

may be filed incurring the court fee, if so considered by the Chairman of the Authority. However, in respect of

the motor accident claims, initially the Tribunal has to be moved for exemption of court fee and are hereby

published for general information of the public.

ANNEXURE—I

FEE REVISION—2011

I. Category :

1. Honoraria to ‘A’ Panel Lawyers for attending

: ` 200 per day

Counselling Centre

2. (a) Opinion of ‘B’ Panel Lawyers

: ` 400 per opinion

(b) Opinion of ‘A’ Panel Lawyers

: ` 200 per opinion

3. (a) Panel Lawyer's fees for visiting Juvenile

: ` 300 per visit Prisons

Homes and attendance of court at

remand time.

(b) Lawyers visiting Juvenile Justice Board

: ` 300 per visit

4. Honorarium to Lawyers attending legal aid

: ` 300 for ‘A’ Panel Lawyers and ` 500 for “B” Panel

camps and resource persons for promoting

Lawyers.

Legal Literacy.

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5. Lawyers deputed to represent on behalf of the : ` 200 per visit where the duration of attendance

applicant before an Authority in the area of

exceeds two hours.

entitlements.

` 250 plus T.A. and D.A. as Grade–II Officers of the

Government, where the work takes them outside the

headquarters, plus minimum conveyance charges actually

incurred.

6. For attendance of Grievance Day Sessions and

: ‘A’ Panel Lawyer ` 250 and

Centres for Women.

‘B’ Panel Lawyer ` 400

: plus T.A. and D.A. as Grade-II Officer of Government

where the location is outside the headquarters.

Conveyance charges alone where the centre is in the

headquarters of the committee.

7. Where Senior Advocates are requested to attend

: ` 500 per day of two hours session

counselling, conciliation centres.

II. Supreme Court :

1. Cases sent to the Supreme Court Legal

: The charges for preparation of papers are billed

Services.

by the committee plus a sum of ` 2,500 in

all

proceedings disposed of in Supreme Court

honorarium for legal services rendered.

III. High Court:

1. For first appeals, second appeals, CMAs and

: ` 1,250

CMSAs dismissed in limine, withdrawn or

dismissed as infructuous.

2. Civil revision petition

: ` 1,500

3. Civil revision petition dismissed in limine, withdrawn

: ` 1,000

or dismissed as infructuous.

4. Applications for transfer and other independent

: ` 1,250

applications.

IV. Criminal side :

1. (a) Applications for bail, for cancellation of bail

: ` 1,000

or relaxation of conditions, applications for

delay condoning and other independent

applications.

(b) Criminal Original Petitions

: ` 1,500

: ` 3,000

(d) Criminal Appeals

: ` 3,000

(e) Miscellaneous Petitions

: ` 1,000

V. Family Courts :

1. For case before Family Courts

: (a) ` 1,500 per case restricted to: ` 700 if the work

done by the lawyer is limited to preparation of papers

and completion of formalities alone.

(b) `700 where the decision is rendered ex parte.

an ex parte order and every application for

execution.

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(d) ` 200 for filing and for opposing an application

for restoration.

(e) ` 400 for filing and defending of transfer petitions

(Except High Court Transfer Petitions).

VI. Subordinate Courts :

1. Offence tried by C.M.M. and C.J.Ms which

: ` 750 per day subject to a maximum of ` 4,500.

we r e t r i a b l e b y t h e S e s s i o n s u n d e r t h e

Old Code.

2. Other offences before C.M.M. and C.J.Ms cases

: ` 700 per day subject to and maximum of ` 4,200.

before other Magistrates.

3. Registration of Births and Deaths /CRMP,

: ` 1,000

CMP Cases

4. (a) Sessions Trials:

: ` 1,250 per day subject to a maximum of ` 6,250

(b) Other than Sessions Trial

: ` 750 per day subject to a maximum of ` 3,000

5. (a) Criminal appeals before Sessions Courts

: ` 1,250

(b) Criminal revision petition

: ` 750

6. Bail applications

: ` 350 for each bail application before all Magistrate

Courts; and

` 500 for each bail application before the Sessions

Courts.

7. Infructuous bail applications

: ` 200

8. Maintenance Cases under section 125 Cr. P.C.—

(a) Full Trial

: ` 1,500 per case after contest

(b) In ex parte cases

: ` 700 per case

: ` 200 for each petition.

aside an ex parte order and for execution.

VII. Civil cases:

1. (a) For title suits before District Munisif's

: ` 2,000

Courts inclusive of maintenance suits.

(b) Money suit

: ` 1,250

: ` 1,000

suit.

(d) Suits / Petitions before Lok Adalat

: ` 1,000

2. (a) For title suits before Sub-Courts and District

: ` 2,000

Courts.

(b) Money suit

: ` 1,250

: ` 1,000

3. (a) For appeals before Sub-Courts and

: ` 2,000

District Courts (Civil).

(b) Money suit

: ` 2,000

4. (a) Maximum fees payable in cases before Civil

: ` 5,000

Courts.

(b) For matrimonial cases in District Courts

: ` 1,500

and Sub-Courts.

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VIII. Industrial and Labour Forums :

1. Proceedings for adjudication in industrial

: ` 1,900

disputes before the Labour Court and the

Industrial Tribunal, the Lawyer's fee when

representation by a Lawyer is permitted.

2. If the matter ends at the conciliation stage : ` 900

itself.

3. Money claims involving applications : ` 1,500

for money dues in the nature of execution

proceedings on an existing right.

IX. Gratuity Court :

1. Before the Controlling Authority

: ` 1,500

2. Before the Appellate Authority

: ` 1,500

X. Payment of Wages Act :

1. Before the Controlling Authority

: ` 1,500

2. Before Appellate Authority

: ` 1,500

XI. Others :

Before the appropriate authorities under : ` 1,500

Subsistence Allowance Act, governing

employees under suspension claiming

subsistence allowance. The Deputy

Commissioner of Labour and the Chief

Inspector of Factories constituted under

Shops and Establishment Act and Catering

Establishment Act.

XII. Workmen’s Compensation Act :

Where the Compensation is—

(i) Up to ` 50,000

: 19% on the award amount

(ii) From ` 50,001 and up to `1,00,000

: 13% of the award amount

(iii) From ` 1,00,001 and up to ` 4,00,000 : 5% of the award amount

(iv) From ` 4,00,001

: 3% of the award amount

Revenue Courts (Including Revenue Record : ` 750

Commissioners, Collectors, Sub-Collectors/

SDM)

State Consumer Dispute Redressal Commission/ : ` 1,500

Tribunal.

Police Commission/Advisory Boards/ : ` 750

Preparation of Grounds/Appearance.

District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum : ` 1,000

XIII. Expenses for typing and translation charges :

1. Typing (English) First page (Foolscap)

: ` 10.00 per each page

Copies (Foolscap)

: ` 3.00 for each page

2. Typing (Tamil) First page (Foolscap)

: ` 10.00 for each page

Copies

: ` 3.00 for per each page

3. Translation of records (Tamil to English)

: ` 30.00 for every 175 words.

*:When the court fixes the fees payable to counsel the same would also be honoured.

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LA GAZETTE DE L’ETAT

ANNEXURE - II

Rates of Fees and Honoraria payable to Lawyers

The Revised Scheme of Fees and Honoraria payable to Lawyers for motor accident claims in matters in

which fees or honoraria is paid on and from 1-10-1998 is as follows:

This is in modification of the Schedule of fees given in State Authority's Circular.

In case assisted by the Legal Services Authorities and Committees, the service of the Authorities and

Committees will be free up to the “No Fault Liability” Level and the required adjustment will be made in recovery

of costs and expenses from the claimants.

When the fees and expenses allowed by the Tribunal is more than what is prescribed by the

State Legal Services Authority, the assisting Lawyer will be paid the fees provided for, by the Tribunal.

MOTOR ACCIDENT CASES

FATAL: Award amount

(a)

Up to ` 50,000

` 3,000

(b)

Above ` 50,000 and up to ` 60,000

For ` 50,000, ` 3,000 and 10% on the balance.

(c)

Above ` 60,000 and up to ` 1,00,000

For ` 60,000, ` 4,000and 6¼ % on the balance.

(d)

Above ` 1,00,000 and up to ` 4,00,000

For ` 1,00,000, ` 6,500 and 2% on the balance.

(e)

Above ` 4,00,000

For ` 4,00,000, `12,500 and 1% on the balance.

MOTOR ACCIDENT CASES

INJURY: Award Amount

(a)

Up to ` 25,000

` 2,000

(b)

Above ` 25,000 and up to ` 50,000

For ` 25,000, ` 2,000 and 5% on the balance subject to

a maximum of ` 1,000.

(c)

Above ` 50,000 and up to ` 60,000

For ` 50,000, ` 3,000 and 10% on the balance.

(d)

Above ` 60,000 and up to ` 1,00,000

For ` 60,000, ` 4,000 and 6 ¼ % on the balance.

(e)

Above ` 1,00,000 and up to ` 4,00,000

For ` 1,00,000, ` 6,000 and 2% on the balance.

Above ` 4,00,000

For ` 4,00,000, ` 12,500 and 1% on the balance.

Those revised rates will come into force with effect from 1-3-2011.

(By order of the Executive Chairman of Union Territory of Puducherry Legal Services Authority)

K. UTHIRAPATHY,

(District Judge) – Member-Secretary.

GOVERNMENT OF PUDUCHERRY

OFFICE OF THE MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT

E.S.I. HOSPITAL

Puducherry, the 18th February 2011.

PUBLIC AUCTION -CUM-TENDER NOTICE

Sealed tenders are invited by the Medical Superintendent,

E.S.I. Hospital, Gorimedu, Puducherry for the lease of usufructs

of trees at E.S.I. Hospital Campus, Gorimedu, Puducherry.

The details of trees and the duration of lease period of

the lease of usufructs of trees are given in the Annexure.

2. The rate for above-mentioned trees should be quoted

for all trees in a lot.

3. The tenders in sealed cover superscribing as

‘Tender for lease of usufructus of trees’ should be

addressed to the Medical Superintendent, E.S.I.

Hosptal, Gorimedu, Puducherry and sent to this office

on or before 23-4-2011 (Wednesday) at 10.45 a.m. The

tenders will be opened on the same day at 11.00 a. m.

in the presence of the tenderers present at that time. If

the day for opening the tender happens to be a public

holiday for any reason, the tenders will be received and

opened by the same time on the next working day.