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State road · Namakkal

Bypass at Andipalayam and Reddipatty, Namakkal land acquisition: villages and survey numbers

Land is being acquired for a state road bypass at Andipalayam and Reddipatty in Namakkal district under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001. Two notifications, dated 5 May 2023 and 25 September 2023, cover 7 survey numbers in 2 villages: 6 in Andipalayam (Tiruchengode taluk) and 1 in Reddipatty (Sendamangalam taluk). Neither notification is recorded as withdrawn or corrected.

Gazette notices
2
Villages
2
Survey numbers
7
Districts
1
First notice
5 May 2023
Latest notice
25 Sep 2023

Read from the gazette schedules. Updated .

What land is being acquired and where

The project is a bypass on a state road at Andipalayam and Reddipatty, in Namakkal district. Because it is a state road and not a national highway, the acquisition is being carried out under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001, and the notices appear in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.

The notices cover 7 survey numbers in total, spread over 2 villages in 2 taluks. Andipalayam in Tiruchengode taluk accounts for 6 survey numbers. Reddipatty in Sendamangalam taluk accounts for 1 survey number.

A survey number appearing in a notice does not always mean the whole survey number is being taken. Often only a part, identified by subdivision and extent, is notified. You should read the schedule in the gazette notice itself to see the exact extent shown against your land.

The notices and their stage

Two notifications have been published under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001. The first is dated 5 May 2023 and the second is dated 25 September 2023. Each covers 1 village.

Under section 15(1) of the Act, the State Government may acquire land needed for a highway by publishing a notice in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette. The Act requires that owners and persons interested be given an opportunity to show cause before the notice is published. Once the notice is published, the land generally vests in the Government free from encumbrances.

As per the records available, neither notification has been withdrawn and neither has been corrected later. This tells you the acquisition notices are in force. It does not tell you whether compensation has been determined or paid, or whether possession has been taken. Those facts must be confirmed from the land acquisition office.

Under this Act, compensation is determined by the authority appointed for the purpose, on the basis of the principles set out in the Act. If an owner does not accept the amount determined, the Act provides a route to have it reviewed. No compensation figures for this project are stated here, and you should not rely on figures quoted informally.

Villages covered

Andipalayam, Tiruchengode taluk, Namakkal district: 6 survey numbers notified, none withdrawn.

Reddipatty, Sendamangalam taluk, Namakkal district: 1 survey number notified, none withdrawn.

These are the only 2 villages covered by the notices for this project. No other villages are recorded.

What to do if your land is listed

First, obtain a copy of the gazette notification that covers your village and check the schedule. Match the survey number, subdivision and extent against your patta, chitta and the FMB sketch from the taluk office.

If you are an owner, keep your title documents, patta, encumbrance certificate and tax receipts ready. These will be needed when compensation is processed. If the extent shown is wrong or the owner details are outdated, raise it in writing with the land acquisition officer and keep an acknowledgement.

If you are a buyer, do not purchase land in Andipalayam or Reddipatty without checking whether the survey number, or any part of it, appears in these notices. Land that has vested in the Government cannot be validly sold by the earlier owner, and the right to compensation for it may be disputed.

For the current stage of compensation and possession, contact the land acquisition office for the bypass or the Tahsildar of Tiruchengode or Sendamangalam taluk, as the case may be.

Villages and survey numbers

Each village with the survey numbers its notices name. A survey number that a later notice withdrew is marked. Sub-divisions created by the acquisition may not be on the land records yet, so a notice often names the parent survey.

Namakkal district 2 villages

  • Reddipatty Sendamangalam taluk · 1 survey number

    229/5

  • Andipalayam Tiruchengode taluk · 6 survey numbers

    11/1B11/2A11/2B12/215/1B18/1C1A1

Gazette notices, oldest first

  1. Notice of intention

    Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, issue 166 of 2023. Under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001. 1 village: Andipalayam.

    Read the notice (PDF)
  2. Notice of intention

    Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, issue 320 of 2023. Under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001. 1 village: Reddipatty.

    Read the notice (PDF)

What a notice means for a buyer or an owner

A gazette notice records that the government intends to acquire the land, or, for a national highway, a section 3D declaration that the land now vests in the Central Government. A notice is not proof that the acquisition was completed: schedules are corrected and sometimes withdrawn, and a notice can lapse. Before paying an advance on land in these villages, check the exact survey number and confirm the current position with the Special District Revenue Officer (Land Acquisition) for the district.

Check a survey number

Questions people ask about Bypass at Andipalayam and Reddipatty, Namakkal

Which villages are affected by the Bypass at Andipalayam and Reddipatty land acquisition?

Two villages in Namakkal district are covered. Andipalayam in Tiruchengode taluk has 6 survey numbers notified, and Reddipatty in Sendamangalam taluk has 1 survey number notified.

Under which law is land being acquired for this bypass?

The land is being acquired under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001, because the bypass is on a state road. The notices are published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette. The National Highways Act procedure, including section 3A and 3D notices, does not apply to this project.

What is the current status of the acquisition?

Two notifications have been issued, on 5 May 2023 and 25 September 2023. Neither has been withdrawn or corrected as per the available records. Whether compensation has been fixed or paid, and whether possession has been taken, must be confirmed with the land acquisition office or the Tahsildar of the concerned taluk.

How much compensation will be paid for land in Andipalayam or Reddipatty?

No compensation amount for this project is part of the published notice details given here. Under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001, compensation is determined by the authority appointed under the Act, and an owner who disagrees with the amount can seek a review as provided in the Act. Confirm the figure for your land only from the land acquisition office.

How do I check whether my survey number is included?

Get a copy of the gazette notification for your village and read the schedule, which lists survey numbers, subdivisions and extents. Compare it with your patta and FMB sketch from the taluk office. If only part of your survey number is listed, the remaining land is not covered by the notice.

Other acquisitions in Namakkal

All land acquisition projects in Tamil Nadu

Source: the schedules of the 2 notices above, published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette (Extraordinary). Our reading is partial, so a survey number missing here is not proof the land is free. Data also as JSON.