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In order to provide for the upkeep and dignity of the Baronetey, the then [[Governor General]] of India in Council enacted the Sir Currimbhoy Ebrahim Baronetcy Act, 1913 by virtue of which considerable properties belonging to Sir Currimbhoy Ebrahim were settled upon the trustee.
In order to provide for the upkeep and dignity of the Baronetey, the then [[Governor General]] of India in Council enacted the Sir Currimbhoy Ebrahim Baronetcy Act, 1913 by virtue of which considerable properties belonging to Sir Currimbhoy Ebrahim were settled upon the trustee.


=List of Ebrahim baronets of Pabaney Villa, India<ref>http://www.angeltowns.com/town/peerage/baronetse.htm</ref>=
==List of Ebrahim baronets of Pabaney Villa, India<ref>http://www.angeltowns.com/town/peerage/baronetse.htm</ref>==


*[[Sir Currimbhoy Ebrahim]], 1st baronet. Born on the 21st of October, [[1840]]. Created on the 21st of July, [[1911]]. Died on the 26th of September, [[1924]], aged 83.  
*[[Sir Currimbhoy Ebrahim]], 1st baronet. Born on the 21st of October, [[1840]]. Created on the 21st of July, [[1911]]. Died on the 26th of September, [[1924]], aged 83.  

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On July the 21st, 1911, King George V issued Letters Patent conferring the "dignity, state and degree" of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland on Sir Currimbhoy Ebrahim of Bombay and to "the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten and to be begotten"[1]. In order to provide for the upkeep and dignity of the Baronetey, the then Governor General of India in Council enacted the Sir Currimbhoy Ebrahim Baronetcy Act, 1913 by virtue of which considerable properties belonging to Sir Currimbhoy Ebrahim were settled upon the trustee.

List of Ebrahim baronets of Pabaney Villa, India[2]

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