To make provision for the renewal of certain Government leases.
(Amended 29 of 1998 s. 17)
[14 December 1973]
(Format changes—E.R. 5 of 2021)
Part
I
Preliminary
1.
Short title
This Ordinance may be cited as the
Government Leases
Ordinance
.(Amended 29 of 1998 s. 18)
2.
Interpretation
In this Ordinance, unless the context otherwise requires—
Commissioner
(差餉物業估價署署長
) means the Commissioner of Rating and
Valuation;Director
(地政總署署長
) means the Director of Lands; lot
(地段
) means any piece or parcel of ground demised
under a Government lease; (Amended 29 of 1998 s. 105)
new
Government
lease
(新政府租契
) means such a lease as is deemed to be
granted under Part II; (Amended 29 of 1998 s. 105)
new
Government
rent
(新地稅
) means such a rent as shall be fixed under
Part II; (Amended 29 of 1998 s. 105)
published
(刊登
) means published in the Gazette and in one
daily newspaper printed in the English language for circulation in Hong Kong and in one
daily newspaper printed in the Chinese language for circulation in Hong Kong;relevant
day
(有關日子
) means 1 July 1973 or the day immediately
following the day of expiration of the Government lease, whichever is the later; (Amended 29 of 1998 s. 105)
renewable
Government
lease
(可續期政府租契
) means a Government lease to which the
Ordinance applies by virtue of section 3; (Amended 29 of 1998 s. 105)
section
(分段
) means any portion of a lot which has
been—(a)
assigned or alienated for the whole of the term created by the renewable
Government lease of the lot; or
(Amended 29 of 1998 s. 105)
(b)
declared to have been divided or severed from the remainder of the
lot,
by or under an instrument which is registered in the Land Registry and any
portion of a lot retained following such assignment or alienation;
(Amended 8 of 1993 s. 2)
tenement
(物業單位
) means any land (including land covered
with water) or any building, structure, or part thereof which is held or occupied as a
distinct or separate tenancy or holding.3.
Application
(1)
Subject to subsection (2), this Ordinance applies—
(a)
in the case of Government leases which expired before the
commencement*
of this Ordinance—
(i)
to every such Government lease under which land in New Kowloon or in
any other part of the New Territories was demised for a term of 75 years and
which contained a right of renewal for a further term; and
(ii)
to the Government lease of each lot specified in the
Schedule; and
(b)
in the case of Government leases which expire after the commencement of this
Ordinance—
(i)
to every such Government lease under which land in Hong Kong (other
than the New Territories) is demised for a term of 99 or 75 years and which
contains a right of renewal for a further term; and
(ii)
to every such Government lease under which land in New Kowloon or in
any other part of the New Territories is demised for a term of 21 years and
which contains a right of renewal for a further term.
(2)
This Ordinance does not apply to any lease to which the New Territories
(Renewable Government Leases) Ordinance (Cap. 152)
applies.
(Amended 29 of 1998 s. 19)
(3)
(Amended 29 of 1998 s. 105)
Editorial Note:
* Commencement date: 14 December
1973.
4.
Renewal of Government leases which expired before
commencement* of Ordinance
(1)
Where a renewable Government lease of a lot expired before the commencement of
this Ordinance and the lot had not been divided into sections before the expiration
of the lease, the right of renewal contained in the lease shall be deemed to have
been exercised by the person or all the persons, if more than one, entitled to that
right immediately before the expiration of the lease and there shall be deemed to
have been granted to such person or persons on the day following the day on which
the lease expired a new Government lease of the lot.
(2)
Where a renewable Government lease of a lot expired before the commencement of
this Ordinance and the lot had been divided into sections before the expiration of
the lease, the right of renewal contained in the lease shall be deemed to have been
exercised by the persons entitled to that right immediately before the expiration of
the lease, and there shall be deemed to have been granted to such persons on the day
following the day on which the lease expired separate new Government leases of the
sections of the lot respectively held by them under the lease.
(Amended 29 of 1998 s. 105)
Editorial Note:
* Commencement date: 14 December
1973.
5.
Renewal of Government leases expiring after
commencement* of Ordinance
(1)
Where a renewable Government lease of a lot expires after the commencement of
this Ordinance and the lot has not been divided into sections before the expiration
of the lease, the right of renewal contained in the lease shall, if the lease has
not been renewed pursuant to the right of renewal contained therein before it
expires, be deemed to have been exercised by the person or all the persons, if more
than one, entitled to that right immediately before the expiration of the lease, and
there shall be deemed to be granted to such person or persons on the day following
the day on which the lease expired a new Government lease of the lot.
(2)
Where a renewable Government lease of a lot expires after the commencement of
this Ordinance and the lot has been divided into sections before the expiration of
the lease, the right of renewal contained in the lease shall, if the lease has not
been renewed pursuant to the right of renewal contained therein, before it expires,
be deemed to have been exercised by all the persons entitled to that right
immediately before the expiration of the lease, and there shall be deemed to be
granted to such persons on the day following the day on which the lease expired
separate new Government leases of the sections of the lot respectively held by them
under the lease.
(Amended 29 of 1998 s. 105)
Editorial Note:
* Commencement date: 14 December
1973.
6.
Person entitled to renew
For the avoidance of doubt, it is hereby declared that a person entitled to a right of
renewal contained in a renewable Government lease referred to in sections 4
and 5 means the person who is registered in the Land Registry on the date of
expiration of the lease as the owner or one of the owners of the lot to which the lease
relates.
(Amended 8 of 1993 s. 2; 29 of 1998 s. 105)
7.
Terms of new Government lease
Every new Government lease shall be deemed—
(a)
to be for the same term as is specified in the proviso for renewal in the
renewable Government lease of the lot or section to which the new Government lease
relates;
(b)
to commence immediately on the expiration of the term of the renewable
Government lease of the lot or section to which the new Government lease
relates;
(c)
to confer on the persons (if more than one) who were entitled to the right of
renewal under the renewable Government lease the same shares and interests as they
respectively enjoyed under the renewable Government lease immediately before its
expiration.
(Amended 29 of 1998 s. 105)
8.
Covenants, etc. in the new Government lease
Every new Government lease shall be deemed to contain—
(a)
a reservation of the new Government rent in respect of the lot or section to
which the new Government lease relates;
(b)
a covenant by the lessee to pay the new Government rent in the same manner and
on the same days as are specified in the renewable Government lease of the lot or
section to which the new Government lease relates;
(c)
the same covenants, exceptions, reservations, stipulations, provisos and
declarations (including the right of re-entry) mutatis mutandis as are contained in
the renewable Government lease of the lot or section to which the new Government
lease relates other than—
(i)
the covenant to pay the Government rent;
(ii)
the proviso for renewal on the expiration of the term;
(iii)
any covenant or proviso expressed not to continue to apply after the
renewal of the renewable Government lease;
(d)
a covenant by the lessee to perform, observe and comply with the covenants,
exceptions, reservations, stipulations, provisos and declarations deemed to be
contained in the new Government lease by virtue of paragraph (c).
(Amended 29 of 1998 s. 105)
9.
New Government rent of a lot or section held under a new Government lease
(1)
Subject to subsection (9) the new Government rent payable under a new
Government lease shall be an amount equal to 3 per cent of the rateable value of the
lot or section held under new Government lease.
(Amended 56 of 1978 s. 2; 29 of 1998 s. 21)
(2)
Subject to the provisions of this section, the rateable value for the purposes
of this section of a lot or section held under a new Government lease is the
rateable value or interim valuation as set out on the relevant day in the list
declared under section 13 of the Rating Ordinance (Cap. 116), of the tenement, or, if there is more than one tenement, the
aggregate of the rateable values and interim valuations as so set out of all the
tenements comprised wholly or partly in the lot or section held under the new
Government lease.
(Replaced 56 of 1978 s. 2. Amended 29 of 1998 s. 21)
(3)
(a)
Where after
7
July 1978 or the relevant day, whichever is the later, an
interim valuation is made by the Commissioner under the Rating Ordinance (Cap. 116) of any tenement comprised wholly or partly
in a lot or section held under a new Government lease consequent upon the
redevelopment of the lot or section, then with effect from the first day of the
month following that in which the interim valuation becomes effective under the
Rating Ordinance (Cap. 116) or the relevant day,
whichever is the later, and notwithstanding subsection (2), the rateable value
of the lot or section for the purposes of this section is the aggregate
of—
(Amended 29 of 1998 s. 21; 31 of 2025 s. 6)
(i)
the rateable value of the lot or section as last ascertained under this
section; and
(ii)
the interim valuation,
less that portion, if any, of the rateable value under
subparagraph
(i) attributable to a tenement or part of a tenement included in or replaced by
the tenement to which the interim valuation relates:
Provided
that this subsection shall not apply to any lot or section if its effect would
be to reduce the rateable value of that lot or section to less than it would
have been had the interim valuation not been made.
(b)
For the purposes of paragraph (a)
redevelopment
(重建
) in relation to a lot or section
means the construction wholly or partly on the lot or section of a new
building. (Replaced 56 of 1978 s. 2)
(3A)
For the purposes of subsections (2) and (3), a tenement shall be deemed to be
comprised partly in a lot or section if the building in which it is contained stands
partly on the lot or section; and where a tenement is so deemed to be comprised
partly in a lot or section, there shall be included for the purpose of determining
the rateable value of the lot or section only that proportion of the rateable value
in the list declared under section 13 of the Rating Ordinance (Cap. 116) or the interim valuation of the tenement as
the area of the lot or section bears to the area of all the lots or sections on
which the building stands.
(Added 56 of 1978 s. 2)
(4)
The reference in this Ordinance to the rateable value of a tenement as set out
on the relevant day in the list declared under section 13 of the Rating
Ordinance (Cap. 116) includes a reference to the
rateable value of any tenement ascertained pursuant to subsection (6) and the
rateable value provided for by subsection (7).
(5)
The reference in this Ordinance to the rateable value or the interim valuation
of a tenement made by the Commissioner under the Rating Ordinance (Cap. 116) is, in a case where such rateable value or
such interim valuation is varied on appeal under section 42 of that
Ordinance, a reference to such rateable value or such interim valuation as so
varied.
(6)
Where no rateable value of a tenement has been ascertained under the Rating
Ordinance (Cap. 116) whether by reason of the exemption
of such tenement from assessment to rates or otherwise, the Commissioner shall if
required by the Director ascertain the rateable value thereof as if the same were
assessable to rates under that Ordinance.
(7)
Where on the relevant day no rates are payable under the Rating Ordinance (Cap. 116) in relation to a tenement, otherwise than by
reason of any exemption under section 36 of that Ordinance, the rateable
value for the purposes of this section, of the lot or section comprising such
tenement shall be—
(Amended 56 of 1978 s. 2)
(a)
the rateable value of the tenement of which the land comprised in such lot
or section formed part as last ascertained by the Commissioner for rating
purposes; or
(b)
the aggregate of the rateable values of—
(i)
such tenements; or
(ii)
the tenements which included any interest in such land;
or
(iii)
both the tenements referred to in
subparagraph
(i) and those referred to in
subparagraph
(ii),
as last ascertained by the Commissioner for rating purposes.
(8)
There shall be added to the new Government rent determined in accordance with
subsection (1) such amount as may be necessary to make the same an even number of
dollars.
(Amended 29 of 1998 s. 21)
(9)
Where the person or all of the persons, if more than one, entitled to exercise
the right of renewal contained in a renewable Government lease paid or agreed in
writing with the Director to pay the new Government rent of a lot or section in an
amount exceeding that which is specified in subsection (1) the new Government rent
of the lot or section shall be—
(Amended 29 of 1998 s. 21)
(a)
for the period from the expiration of the renewable Government lease to the
30 June 1973 the amount so paid or agreed to be paid; and
(b)
for the period from the 1 July 1973 to the expiration of the term of the
new Government lease the amount specified in subsection (1).
(Amended 29 of 1998 s. 21; 3 of 2000 s. 3)
10.
New Government rent to be noted in register in Land Registry
(1)
As soon as practicable after a new Government lease of a lot or section is deemed to be granted under this Ordinance—
(a)
the Director shall notify the Land Registrar of the amount of the new Government rent payable in respect of the lot or section; and
(b)
the Land Registrar shall cause the amount of the new Government rent payable in respect of the lot or section to be noted in the register of such lot or section kept in the Land Registry.
(2)
As soon as practicable after the making by the Commissioner after the relevant day of an interim valuation of any tenement which results in an increase in the new Government rent payable in respect of a lot or section—
(a)
the Director shall notify the Land Registrar of the increased new Government rent; and
(b)
the Land Registrar shall cause the amount of the new Government rent noted in the register of such lot or section kept in the Land Registry to be deleted and shall cause the increased new Government rent to be noted therein.
(Amended L.N. 307 of 1998)
(Amended 8 of 1993 ss. 2 & 3; 29 of 1998 s. 105)
11.
Correction of clerical or arithmetical errors
(1)
The Director may at any time correct clerical or arithmetical errors in a
determination of the new Government rent payable in respect of a lot or section
under section 9, and if he makes such a correction he shall notify the
Land Registrar thereof.
(2)
The Land Registrar on being notified by the Director of a correction under
subsection (1) shall accordingly rectify the amount of the new Government rent shown
in the register of the lot or section kept in the Land Registry.
(Amended 8 of 1993 ss. 2 & 3; 29 of 1998 s. 105)
12.
Evidence of renewal
The entry for the time being in the register in the Land Registry of the amount of the
new Government rent payable in respect of a lot or section shall be conclusive evidence
of the grant of the new Government lease of the lot or section and of the new Government
rent thereof.
(Amended 8 of 1993 s. 2; 29 of 1998 s. 105)
13.
Collection of new Government rent
(1)
Without prejudice to section 8(b) the Government may in collecting
the new Government rent payable in respect of a lot or section demand from the
person, whether owner, agent or occupier, who pays the rates in respect of any
tenement comprised in land held under a new Government lease an amount equal
to—
(Amended 56 of 1978 s. 3; 29 of 1998 s. 105)
(a)
3 per cent of the rateable value of such tenement as set out on the
relevant day in the list declared under section 13 of the Rating
Ordinance (Cap. 116) and such sum as may be
necessary to make the same an even number of dollars; or
(b)
3 per cent of the interim valuation of such tenement made by the
Commissioner under the Rating Ordinance (Cap. 116)
and such sum as may be necessary to make the same an even number of
dollars.
(2)
The person on whom a demand under subsection (1) is made shall pay the sum so
demanded within the time specified in such demand.
(3)
Where under this section any sum is paid by a person who is not an owner of the
tenement in respect of which the sum is paid under subsection (2), then the sum so
paid shall be a debt due to that person from the owner of the tenement and shall be
recoverable as such from any rent or other moneys for the time being due by that
person to the owner.
(Replaced 56 of 1978 s. 3)
(4)
In this section
owner
(擁有人
) in relation to a tenement means the
person whose name is registered in the Land Registry as that of the owner of the
tenement or of any undivided share therein, and any person deriving title from such
person by virtue of an under-letting or otherwise. (Replaced 56 of 1978 s. 3. Amended 8 of 1993 s. 2)
14.
Recovery of new Government rent
(1)
Without prejudice to any other remedy of the Government in respect of the
default in payment of the new Government rent any sum not paid in accordance with a
demand under section 13 shall be recoverable as a debt due to the
Government.
(Amended 29 of 1998 s. 105)
(2)
Whenever any person makes default in payment of any sum demanded under
section 13 the same may be recovered by action in the District Court
notwithstanding that the amount is in excess of the sum of $20,000.
(3)
In any proceedings under this section for the recovery of any sum demanded
under section 13 the production of a certificate signed by the Director
stating the name and last known postal address of the person who is liable to pay
the same and particulars of the amount due shall be sufficient evidence of such
amount and sufficient authority for the District Court to give judgment
therefor.
(4)
In any proceedings in the District Court under this section the Director may
appear in person or may be represented either by a legal officer within the meaning
of the Legal Officers Ordinance (Cap. 87) or by any
other person authorized by him in writing.
Part
III
Miscellaneous
15.
New Government leases subject to encumbrances and interests
Every new Government lease and the land thereby deemed to be demised shall be deemed
to be subject to such of the following encumbrances and interests as the land and the
renewable Government lease relating thereto were subject to immediately before the
expiration of the renewable Government lease—
(Amended 29 of 1998 s. 105)
(a)
any mortgage or charge, whether legal or equitable, and whether registered in
the Land Registry or not;
(Amended 8 of 1993 s. 2)
(b)
any public rights;
(c)
any other rights, easements, tenancies or other burdens of whatsoever kind or
nature, except—
(i)
in the case of a covenant, a contrary intention is expressed; and
(ii)
in the case of any other right, easement, tenancy or burden created by an
instrument, it is not expressed in that instrument to continue after the date of
the expiration of the renewable Government lease.
(Amended 62 of 1984 s. 42; 29 of 1998 s. 105)
16.
Government lease plan
(1)
If a plan of a lot held under a renewable Government lease is not annexed to
the counterpart of the Government lease kept in the Land Registry, or if the plan
annexed thereto is, in the opinion of the Director, inaccurate or inadequate to
establish the location, position, or dimensions of the lot, the Director may cause
the lot to be surveyed and a plan thereof prepared.
(2)
If a plan of a section of a lot held under a renewable Government lease is not
registered in the Land Registry, or if the plan so registered is, in the opinion of
the Director, inaccurate or inadequate to establish the location, position, or
dimensions of the section, the Director may cause the section to be surveyed and a
plan thereof prepared.
(Amended 8 of 1993 s. 2; 29 of 1998 s. 105)
17.
Completed plans to be open for inspection and method of objection thereto
Upon completion under section 16 of the plan of a lot or section the
Director shall cause a notice to be published declaring—
(a)
that the plan has been prepared and is available for inspection by the
public;
(b)
the place and times at which the plan may be so inspected; and
(c)
that any person claiming to have an interest in any land comprised in the plan
and who considers that the plan is incorrect in any manner prejudicial to such
interest may, within 60 days after the date of the publication of the notice in the
Gazette, serve upon the Director an application in writing, specifying the nature of
such interest and the manner in which such person considers the plan to be incorrect
and sufficient indication of the grounds for such consideration and requesting that
the plan be corrected accordingly.
18.
Approval of plan by Director
(1)
Upon the expiration of the period specified under section 17, the
Director shall consider such applications as may have been received by him pursuant
to that section.
(2)
After consideration of such applications, or where no such applications are
received by him, the Director may allow the plan to stand unamended or amend it in
such manner as he thinks fit, and thereafter shall cause a notice to be published
approving the plan, either in the same form as that in which it was made available
to the public under section 17, or as amended in accordance with this
subsection and specifying the manner in which the same has been amended.
19.
Application to District Court for amendment
(1)
Any person claiming to have an interest in any land comprised in the plan as
approved under section 18(2) and who considers that the plan is incorrect
in any manner prejudicial to such interest may, within 30 days after the publication
under that section of the notice in the Gazette, apply to the District Court for an
order directing the Director to amend the plan in the manner specified in the
application or in such other manner as the Court may think just.
(2)
Notwithstanding anything contained in the Crown Proceedings Ordinance (Cap. 300), the Director shall be named as defendant in
any application made under subsection (1), and the Court may, of its own motion or
on application made to it, in addition cause to be joined as co-defendant any person
who it appears may be affected by any order which may be made directing the
amendment of the plan.
(3)
An application to the District Court under this section shall be instituted by
an originating summons and shall for all purposes relating to costs and fees be
deemed to be an action in respect of which the value of the claim exceeds $500 but
does not exceed $2,000.
20.
District Court may order the amendment of plan
Where an application is made under section 19, the District Court, having
heard the representations of the parties and any evidence adduced by them may, if it
thinks fit, order the Director to amend the plan as approved under section
18(2), in such manner as the Court may think just.
21.
Appeal to judge
Any party to an application made under section 19 who is aggrieved by a
decision of the District Court under section 20 may appeal against such
decision within 14 days after the making thereof to a judge, who may confirm, reverse or
vary the decision of the District Court, and the decision of the judge on any such
appeal shall be final.
22.
Plan as approved or amended to be delivered to Land Registry
The plan, as approved under section 18(2), or, if amended by order of the
District Court or a judge, as so amended after all applications and all appeals have
been finally disposed of under sections 20 and 21, respectively,
shall be delivered by the Director to the Land Registrar who shall—
(a)
in the case of a lot, cause the plan to be annexed to the counterpart of the
renewable Government lease of the lot kept in the Land Registry and cause the
previous plan, if any, to be cancelled;
(b)
in the case of a section, cause the plan to be registered in the Land Registry
in respect of the section of the lot to which the renewable Government lease
relates, and cause the previous plan, if any, to be cancelled.
(Amended 8 of 1993 ss. 2 & 3; 29 of 1998 s. 105)
23.
Breaches of covenant in renewable Government lease
(1)
Nothing in this Ordinance shall be construed as a waiver by the Government of
any of its rights in respect of any breach of covenant in any renewable Government
lease.
(2)
Any breach of covenant of a renewable Government lease existing immediately
before its expiration shall be deemed to be a breach of covenant of the new
Government lease and the Government may exercise its rights (including the right of
re-entry) in relation to the new Government lease in the same manner and to the same
extent as such rights could have been exercised or enforced before its expiration in
relation to the renewable Government lease.
(Amended 29 of 1998 s. 105)
Schedule
| Lot No. | Section/Sub-section | Date of Expiration of Government Lease |
| K.I.L. 3794 | R.P. | 7. 7.1959 |
| K.I.L. 3796 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 1716 | 14. 7.1968 | |
| K.I.L. 6382 | 31.12.1968 | |
| K.I.L. 6385 | ||
| K.I.L. 951 | s. A | 8. 4.1972 |
| K.I.L. 952 | s. A | |
| K.I.L. 952 | s. B ss. 1 | |
| K.I.L. 952 | s. B ss. 2 R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 952 | s. B ss. 3 R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 952 | s. B ss. 4 R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 952 | s. B R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 953 | s. A ss. 1 s. A | |
| K.I.L. 953 | s. A ss. 1 R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 953 | s. A ss. 2 s. A | |
| K.I.L. 953 | s. A ss. 2 R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 953 | s. A ss. 3 | |
| K.I.L. 953 | s. A ss. 4 | 8. 4.1972 |
| K.I.L. 953 | s. A R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 953 | s. B ss. 1 R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 953 | s. B R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 954 | s. A ss. 1 s. A | |
| K.I.L. 954 | s. A ss. 1 R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 954 | s. A ss. 2 s. A | |
| K.I.L. 954 | s. A ss. 2 R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 954 | s. A ss. 3 s. A | |
| K.I.L. 954 | s. A ss. 3 R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 954 | s. A ss. 4 s. A | |
| K.I.L. 954 | s. A ss. 4 R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 954 | s. A ss. 5 | |
| K.I.L. 954 | s. A R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 955 | ||
| K.I.L. 956 | s. A ss. 1 | |
| K.I.L. 956 | s. A R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 956 | s. B | |
| K.I.L. 956 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 957 | s. A ss. 1 R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 957 | s. A ss. 2 R.P. | 8. 4.1972 |
| K.I.L. 957 | s. A ss. 3 R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 957 | s. A ss. 4 R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 957 | s. A R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 957 | s. B ss. 1 | |
| K.I.L. 957 | s. B R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 957 | s. C ss. 1 | |
| K.I.L. 957 | s. C R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 957 | s. D ss. 1 | |
| K.I.L. 957 | s. D R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 957 | s. E R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 957 | s. F | |
| K.I.L. 957 | s. G ss. 1 R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 957 | s. G R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 957 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 958 | s. A ss. 1 | |
| K.I.L. 958 | s. A R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 958 | s. B ss. 1 | |
| K.I.L. 958 | s. B R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 958 | s. C | |
| K.I.L. 958 | s. D | 8. 4.1972 |
| K.I.L. 958 | s. E | |
| K.I.L. 958 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 959 | s. A ss. 1 s. A | |
| K.I.L. 959 | s. A ss. 1 R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 959 | s. A ss. 2 | |
| K.I.L. 959 | s. A ss. 3 | |
| K.I.L. 959 | s. A ss. 4 | |
| K.I.L. 959 | s. A R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 959 | s. B R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 959 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 960 | s. A ss. 1 | |
| K.I.L. 960 | s. A ss. 2 R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 960 | s. A R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 960 | s. A ss. 3 R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 960 | s. A ss. 4 | |
| K.I.L. 960 | s. B R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 960 | s. C R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 960 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 961 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 962 | s. A R.P. | 8. 4.1972 |
| K.I.L. 962 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 963 | s. A | |
| K.I.L. 963 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 964 | s. A ss. 1 | |
| K.I.L. 964 | s. A ss. 2 s. A | |
| K.I.L. 964 | s. A ss. 2 R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 964 | s. A ss. 3 | |
| K.I.L. 964 | s. A R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 964 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 966 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 967 | s. A R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 967 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 968 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 970 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 973 | s. A | |
| K.I.L. 973 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 975 | s. A | |
| K.I.L. 975 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 1165 | s. B | |
| K.I.L. 1165 | s. C | 8. 4.1972 |
| K.I.L. 1165 | s. D | |
| K.I.L. 1165 | s. E | |
| K.I.L. 1165 | s. G | |
| K.I.L. 1165 | s. H | |
| K.I.L. 1165 | s. I | |
| K.I.L. 1165 | s. J R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 1165 | s. K R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 1165 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 1166 | s. A ss. 1 | |
| K.I.L. 1166 | s. A R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 1166 | s. B | |
| K.I.L. 1166 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 1167 | ||
| K.I.L. 1168 | s. B ss. 1 s. A | |
| K.I.L. 1168 | s. B ss. 1 R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 1168 | s. B R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 1168 | s. C | |
| K.I.L. 1168 | s. D | |
| K.I.L. 1168 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 1169 | s. A R.P. | 8. 4.1972 |
| K.I.L. 1169 | s. B | |
| K.I.L. 1169 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 1356 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 1908 | s. A R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 1908 | s. B | |
| K.I.L. 1908 | s. C | |
| K.I.L. 1908 | s. D R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 1908 | s. E R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 1908 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 1929 | ||
| K.I.L. 1930 | s. A | |
| K.I.L. 1930 | s. B ss. 1 | |
| K.I.L. 1930 | s. B R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 1930 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 2106 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 2106 | s. A R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 2425 | s. A | |
| K.I.L. 2425 | s. B | |
| K.I.L. 2425 | s. C | |
| K.I.L. 2425 | s. D | 8. 4.1972 |
| K.I.L. 2425 | s. E | |
| K.I.L. 2425 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 2426 | ||
| K.I.L. 2427 | ||
| K.I.L. 2428 | ||
| K.I.L. 2429 | ||
| K.I.L. 2430 | ||
| K.I.L. 3088 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 3089 | ||
| K.I.L. 3090 | ||
| K.I.L. 3091 | ||
| K.I.L. 3092 | ||
| K.I.L. 3093 | ||
| K.I.L. 3094 | ||
| K.I.L. 3095 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 3096 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 3097 | s. A. | |
| K.I.L. 3097 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 3098 | ||
| K.I.L. 3099 | s. A ss. 1 | |
| K.I.L. 3099 | s. A ss. 2 | |
| K.I.L. 3099 | s. A R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 3099 | s. B | |
| K.I.L. 3099 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 3137 | s. A R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 3137 | R.P. | |
| K.I.L. 9454 | ||
| K.I.L. 9476 | ||
| K.M.L. 40 | s. A & Extension | 14. 9.1972 |
| K.M.L. 40 | s. B | |
| K.M.L. 40 | s. C | |
| K.M.L. 40 | s. D | |
| K.M.L. 40 | s. E | |
| K.M.L. 40 | s. F ss. 1 | |
| K.M.L. 40 | s. F R.P. | |
| K.M.L. 40 | s. G ss. 1 | |
| K.M.L. 40 | s. G R.P. | |
| K.M.L. 40 | s. H | |
| K.M.L. 40 | s. I | |
| K.M.L. 40 | s. J | |
| K.M.L. 40 | R.P. |
(Amended 29 of 1998 s. 105)