What land is being acquired and where
The Coimbatore Western Ring Road is a state road project. Land for it is being acquired under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001.
The records available here show one notice. It covers 61 survey numbers in a single village in Perur taluk of Coimbatore district.
Only the survey numbers named in the notice are affected. If a survey number is not in the notice, this notice does not cover it. A subdivision of a listed survey number may be only partly affected, so the notice and its schedule must be read together.
The notice and its stage
The notice is a notification dated 24 December 2021, published in the State Gazette under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001. It is both the first and the latest notice on record for this project.
Under this Act, a notice under section 15(1) states the Government's intention to acquire the land described in it for a highway. It identifies the land and gives owners and interested persons an opportunity to put forward objections before the acquisition moves ahead.
The records show that this notice has not been withdrawn and has not been corrected by a later notice. No later notice for this project appears in these records. That does not prove that nothing further has happened. Later steps, such as an award of compensation or the taking of possession, should be confirmed with the authority handling the acquisition.
The village covered
The notice covers one village in Perur taluk, Coimbatore district. All 61 survey numbers are in that village. No part of the notice for this village has been withdrawn.
The only village listed is Kalikanaiken Palayam.
What to do if your land is listed
Obtain a copy of the Gazette notification dated 24 December 2021 and check its schedule against your patta, chitta and adangal. Confirm the survey number, the subdivision and the extent shown against it.
Visit the Perur taluk office or the office of the officer handling the acquisition to ask what stage the matter has reached, whether an award has been passed, and how compensation claims are to be filed. Keep written acknowledgment of anything you submit.
Compensation under the Act is fixed by the competent authority after the land is acquired, and the award is the document that records it. No amount should be assumed until you have seen the award for your survey number.
If you are buying land in this village, ask for the survey number to be checked against this notice before you pay any advance. A clean encumbrance certificate does not by itself show whether land is under acquisition.