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Type: State Subsidiary Legislation
Status: In force
Enacted: 1923
Sections: 1

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in him by section is Malaysia State Subsidiary Legislation, cited as State Subsidiary Legislation No. 312 1923, currently marked in force and first recorded in 1923.

Seksyen 20

West and North-west.—Lots 20,

23,

24,

1079,

1078,

1332,

1078,

1077,

55, and 78

to the northern extremity of the last 'named; thence a line running approximately north-east by north to the Sungei

Jembaluang; thence the Sungei Jembaluang to its mouth.

The following rights are admitted and privileges granted within the reserve, but the exércise thereof shall be subject to the control of the Conservator and to such orders as he may make with the approval of the

State

Secretary, to regulate the local limits within which, and the mode in which, the produce referred to may be taken or received within the reserve.

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Serial x

Particulars

No.

of Holders.

of Rights.

(a)

The inhabitants of Kampong

For a period of 21 years from the.

Kuala

Jembaluang::to a date of reservation:

the right to take maximum of 40

households.

ifrom the Jembaluang Reserve,

Kamap,

Leban,

Petaling and trees of Class

C. D.&E.

as defined iby the schedule to the Forest Rules.

for the time being in force, provided.

that such timber 1s for the construction and repair of dwelling houses for the permanent abode of themselves and their families, for the construction of temporary huts on and for the oo fencing of their own: lands, or. for the oa construction and repair of any work

for the common benefit ot. the right-holders.

The inhabitays “of

Kam-B.

Timber of the above

Classes poug

Kuala

Sekakap to aland of.Class 1B for the construction

(b)

maximum of

households.

|and upkeep of fishing boats and

‘jsampans for their own use.

Firewood and bark of Class ID as defined by the Forest Rules for the time being in force; palm leaves for jataps, wood oil, rotan, damar, and creepers,. provided that such produce is for their own personal or domestic

'use, or for any work for the common 5

benefit of the right-holders

NoTE.—Lot

No.

and all lands already alienated or the alienation of which as been approved and which fall within the boundaries of the reserve are excluded from the above reserve.

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[S. S. No. 879/22.)