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9 Hue Street, St. Helier: Sale of Freehold Interest.

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A decision made (18/10/2006) regarding 9 Hue Street, St. Helier: Sale of Freehold Interest by the Public.

Subject:

9 Hue Street , St. Helier : Sale of Freehold Interest by the Public

Decision Reference:

MD-PH-2006-0085

Exempt clause(s):

None

Type of Report: (oral or written)

Written

Person Giving Report (if oral):

N/A

Telephone or

e-mail Meeting?

N/A

Report

File ref:

NS 12/320/5

Written Report –

Title

9 Hue Street , St Helier Sale of Freehold Interest by the Public

Written report - author

Neil Sproston

Decision(s):

1. That the Public’s freehold interest in No. 9 Hue Street, St Helier be sold to Stephen Howard Booth and Lesley Booth, née McQuat, his wife, or such nominated beneficially owned company, for a total consideration of £11,500 plus the Public’s reasonable professional fees.

2. Under Standing Order 168 (1) (a) and 168 (3) the Minister for Treasury and Resources hereby notifies the States that he has accepted the recommendation of Property Holdings to agree to the above land transaction.

3. Under Standing Order 168 (5) the Minister hereby authorises the Attorney General and the Greffier to pass any contract which is required to be passed on behalf of the public.

After the expiry of 15 days following the presentation to the States the sale may be concluded.

Reason(s) for decision:

The proposed sale is at a value in line with other transactions of a comparable nature and as deemed appropriate by Property Holdings.

Action required:

In accordance with Standing Order 168(3) of the Standing Orders of the States of Jersey, this decision must be presented to the States at least 15 working days before the contract is passed before the Royal Court.

The Director of Property Holdings is to instruct the Law Officers’ Department and the States Greffe to pass the necessary contract, and to copy this decision to the Minister.

Signature:

(Assistant Minister[1])

John Le Fondre

Date of Decision:

MD-PH-2006-0085

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