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He stood against dictatorship when things were at its worst so he therefore deserves position in the new government. Yankuba Darboe is one of the most astute and fine legal minds who stood up to dictatorship for ovwr 17 years without seeing his parents my partner in crime. He is a solicitor of the senior courts of England and Wales and an activist who has given all his best to free The Gambia from Yahya evil Jammeh. I therefore urge the new government to please appoint Yankuba Darboe as the new Solicitor general or Ambassador to Saudi Arabia or Qatar.

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DELUDED PRESIDENT JAMMEH RAMBLES TO THE NATION

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MAITRE DIOUF ATTEMPTS TO STEAL THE GAMBIAN NARRATIVE, BUT MISSED KEY FACTS

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DESPERATE PRESIDENT JAMMEH SCRAMBLES 419 NIGERIAN JUDGES

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DESPERATE PRESIDENT JAMMEH SCRAMBLES 419 NIGERIAN JUDGES

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DISSECTING PRESIDENT’S JAMMEH’S INCOHERENT, INCONSISTENT NEW YEAR MESSAGE OF SABRE-RATTLING

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GAMBIA’S JOLA SOLDIERS WILL ENSURE TRANSFER OF POWER TO MANDINKA PRESIDENT-ELECT

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GAMBIA TITTERS ON THE BRINK, AS MIGHTY DICTATOR JAMMEH HANGS ON A CLIFF EDGE:

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GAMBIA TITTERS ON THE BRINK, AS MIGHTY DICTATOR JAMMEH HANGS ON A CLIFF EDGE:

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Join me on www.kibaaro.com live today at 22.00 with executive members of UK Jarra Association for a dialogue on Education and Health project Jarra. Call us on skype: fatasaba1 and join the discussion.

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I don't know if the people of Kombo were aware of Yahya Jammeh using his crazy land grabbing ego to hide behind his rubber stamp toothless bulldog parliament in the Gambia to steal all their land and make it state Land meaning Yahya Jammeh's land in this legislation????? The key Land Laws of The Gambia are as follows: 1. THE STATE LANDS ACT – 1991 2. THE MORTGAGES ACT – 1992 3. THE GAMBIA TOURISM AUTHORITY ACT - 2001 4. LAND (REGISTRATION OF DEEDS) ACT STATE LANDS ACT - 1991 The State Lands Act was enacted by the then Gambian Parliament (now National Assembly), on the 10th of May 1991. The Act was promulgated, to amend the law relating to the administration of Land in The Gambia, to introduce a unitary title system in designated areas, and to make provisions for matters connected therewith. Section 4 of the Act states that all land in Banjul and Kombo Saint Mary, shall be vested in the State absolutely and regarded as "State Land," except land that is held in fee simple (i.e. freehold land or land which were acquired during the Colonial era). It goes without saying, that a "State Land" is evidenced by a lease document, which in the best proof of title of that land. The "Lessor" in the lease document, is the "Honourable Secretary or State For Local Government And Lands For The Time Being", whilst the "Lessee", is the person to whom the leasehold land has been granted, for a specified term. Section 18 of the State Lands Act, states the conditions on which a lease may be granted, and they are: A. for an initial term of 99 years. B. a provision for renewal of the lease as set out in the Schedule. C. the payment of land rent or premium. D. the purpose for which the land is to be used. E. the existence of appropriate Covenants set out in the Regulations to the State Lands Act. Section 20 of the State Lands Act, empowers the Secretary Of State For Local Government Lands, to re-enter and take possession of any "State Land", in the event of a lessee, violating any of the Covenants, stated in the lease document. Section 19 of the State Lands Act, clearly states that, no "State Land" or leasehold land, should be sold or mortgaged to a third party by the "lessee", except he or she has obtained a clearance in writing to do so, from the Honourable Secretary Of State For Local Government and Lands. MORTGAGES ACT - 1992 The Mortgages Act, which regulates the law of mortgages and to make provisions on matters connected therewith, was enacted on the 31st of December 1992. The Mortgages Act applies to all mortgages, which have been created, after the aforesaid Act has entered into force. It is not retrospective or retroactive in nature. It does not govern or regulate mortgages, which were created before the Act was enacted. In Latin we say, it does not have an "ex post facto" effect. Section 3(1) of the Mortgages Act 1992, authoritatively defines a "Mortgage" in the following terms: "A Mortgage for the purposes or this Act is a contract charging. immovable property as security for the due repayment or debt and any interest accruing thereon or for the performance or some other obligation for which it is . given, in accordance with the terms or the Contract". A person who takes a loan from a bank, and deposits his lease with the bank as a collateral or a security for the loan taken, is called a "Mortgagor" or the "Borrower". The bank which has given out the loan, is called the "Mortgagee" or the "Lender". The loan is called the "Mortgage debt". The legal document, which states the rights, duties and obligations of both the "Mortgagor" and the "Mortgagee", is called the "Mortgage Deed", which should be registered with the Deputy Solicitor General and Registrar General at the Attorney General's Chambers. If the "Mortgagee Deed" is not registered, the legal effect of this legal omission is that, in the event of a dispute arising between the "Mortgagor" and the "Mortgagee", the "Mortgage Deed", which has been drafted by a fully qualified Lawyer, on basis of the provisions of The Mortgages Act, would not be admissible evidence in a Court of Law. The "Mortgagor", has a legal duty or obligation to pay the "Mortgage debt" to the "Mortgagee" plus the interest on the loan, within the time frame which is stated in the "Mortgage Deed". If the Mortgagor fails to do so, the "Mortgagee" has the right to sell the leasehold land, the title of which the "Mortgagor" has deposited with the bank or "Mortgagee" in order to recover the "Mortgage Debt" or the loan. The "Mortgagor" is legally empowered to do so, because in law, it has an "equitable lien" over the landed property, which the "Mortgagor" had deposited, as a collateral or security, for the "Mortgage Debt" or loan. Conversely, if the "Mortgagor" fully pays the "Mortgagee" the "Mortgage Debt", plus the interest on the loan, the "Mortgagee" or Lender, has no right in law to sell the landed property, which has been deposited as a collateral or security, for the loan or "Mortgage Debt". On the contrary, both the "Mortgagor" and the "Mortgagee", will have to go to a Lawyer, who would draft a "DEED OF RELEASE". This Deed as the named implies, releases the landed property back to the "Mortgagor" , who had' deposited it to the "Mortgagee", as a collateral or security for the "Mortgage Debt" or loan. "ONCE A MORTGAGE ALWAYS A MORTGAGE", as the aged -old and time-honoured maxim in . Land Law goes. 1"his means, that the legal nature of a Mortgage, should always remain the same or constant, the passage of time, does not alter the rights, duties and obligations of both the "Mortgagor" and "Mortgagee", as they are clearly stated in the "Mortgage Deed" . In fact the parties to a "Mortgage Deed", that is the "Mortgagor and the "Mortgagee" and their witnesses, are estopped from denying the contents of the "Mortgage Deed".