What land is being acquired and where
The acquisition covers land in Kallakurichi village, which falls in Kallakurichi taluk of Kallakurichi district.
In all, 119 survey numbers are listed. The land is being taken under the Tamil Nadu Acquisition of Land for Industrial Purposes Act, 1997, a state law the Government uses to acquire land for industrial use.
The published notice gives survey numbers, not owner names. If you own or plan to buy land in Kallakurichi village, the survey number and subdivision on your patta are what you need to check against the notice.
The notices and their stage
There is one notice on record. It is a notification dated 21 December 2017, published in the Tamil Nadu state gazette.
Under the 1997 Act, the acquisition ordinarily begins with a notice under section 3(1), which states that the Government intends to acquire the listed land for an industrial purpose. Owners and persons interested are given an opportunity to show cause against the acquisition. After considering the cause shown, the Government may proceed to a declaration under the Act, after which the land vests in the Government.
Our records show this single 2017 notification, with no withdrawal and no correction published afterwards. The records available to us do not show a later declaration, an award, payment of compensation or the taking of possession. That does not mean those steps have not happened. It means you must confirm the current stage from official sources before relying on it.
The village covered
Only one village is listed in this acquisition: Kallakurichi, in Kallakurichi taluk, Kallakurichi district. All 119 survey numbers fall in this village.
No survey number in Kallakurichi village has been recorded as withdrawn from the acquisition.
What to do if your land is listed
First, compare your survey number and subdivision with the gazette notification. A match on the main survey number alone is not enough, because only some subdivisions may be included.
Second, check the current stage at the office of the District Collector, Kallakurichi, or the officer handling land acquisition for the district. Ask whether a declaration has been made, whether an award has been passed, and whether possession has been taken.
Third, check the revenue records and an encumbrance certificate for the land. Acquisition entries may appear in the patta, chitta or adangal, and they matter to any buyer.
If you are a buyer, do not pay an advance for listed land until the acquisition position is clear in writing. If you are an owner, keep copies of your title documents, patta and tax receipts, because you will need them to claim compensation.