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State road · Virudhunagar

Palayampatti to Mutharaiyar Nagar Road Upgrade land acquisition: villages and survey numbers

Land is being acquired for the Palayampatti to Mutharaiyar Nagar Road Upgrade, a state road project, under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001. One notification dated 1 December 2022 covers 38 survey numbers in 1 village, Palayampatti, in Aruppukkottai taluk of Virudhunagar district. That notification has not been withdrawn or corrected in the records available here.

Gazette notices
1
Villages
1
Survey numbers
38
Districts
1
First notice
1 Dec 2022
Latest notice
1 Dec 2022

Read from the gazette schedules. Updated .

What land is being acquired and where

The Palayampatti to Mutharaiyar Nagar Road Upgrade is a state road project. Land for it is being acquired under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001.

The acquisition covers 38 survey numbers. All of them lie in a single village, Palayampatti, in Aruppukkottai taluk, Virudhunagar district.

The notification lists land by survey number. A survey number may be listed in full or only in part, so the extent actually affected must be checked in the notification itself.

The notice and its current stage

One notification has been issued for this project. It is dated 1 December 2022 and was published in the state gazette under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001.

Under this Act, the Government first publishes a notice under section 15(1) stating that it intends to acquire specified land for a highway. Owners and others interested in the land may file objections within the time allowed, and these are considered before the acquisition proceeds further.

The notification dated 1 December 2022 is the first and latest notice in the records available here. It has not been withdrawn, and no later correction has been recorded.

These records do not show whether compensation has been fixed or paid, or whether possession has been taken. The current position should be confirmed with the Land Acquisition Officer or the District Collector's office in Virudhunagar.

Villages covered

Only one village is affected: Palayampatti, in Aruppukkottai taluk, Virudhunagar district. All 38 survey numbers in the notification are in this village.

No survey numbers in Palayampatti have been withdrawn from the notification.

What to do if your land is listed

Get a copy of the gazette notification dated 1 December 2022 and compare your survey number and subdivision with the schedule. Check whether the whole survey number or only a part of it is listed.

Keep your title documents, patta, chitta and adangal ready. Compensation is paid to the persons entitled to it, so your name should appear correctly in the revenue records.

If you wish to object, or want to know whether the time for objections is still open, ask the Land Acquisition Officer in writing and keep your acknowledgement.

Buyers should check this notification before buying any land in Palayampatti. If a listed survey number is involved, ask the seller to explain the acquisition position in writing, and confirm it with the authorities before paying.

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.

Virudhunagar district 1 village

  • Palayampatti Aruppukkottai taluk · 38 survey numbers

    34/4B34/6A34/6D135/2A1A72/772/874/478/578/680/180/2A80/6A180/6B180/6B280/7A80/7B180/7B280/7B380/7C80/880/980/11A1A1A80/11A1B80/1481/181/2A81/2B81/3A1A1A81/3A281/3B81/3C81/481/5B81/1684/284/384/6A84/6B

Gazette notices, oldest first

  1. Notice of intention

    Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, issue 534 of 2022. Under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001. 1 village: Palayampatti.

    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 Palayampatti to Mutharaiyar Nagar Road Upgrade

Which villages are in the Palayampatti to Mutharaiyar Nagar Road Upgrade land acquisition?

Only one village is covered: Palayampatti, in Aruppukkottai taluk, Virudhunagar district. All 38 survey numbers in the notification are in this village.

How many survey numbers are affected?

The notification lists 38 survey numbers, all in Palayampatti village. None of them have been withdrawn. Check the gazette schedule to see whether your survey number is listed in full or only in part.

Under which law is the land being acquired?

The acquisition is under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001, which is used for state road projects. The notification was published in the state gazette.

What is the status of the acquisition?

One notification dated 1 December 2022 has been issued and has not been withdrawn or corrected. These records do not show whether compensation has been fixed or possession taken. Confirm the current stage with the Land Acquisition Officer or the District Collector's office, Virudhunagar.

How much compensation will be paid for land in Palayampatti?

No compensation amount is available in these records. Under the Act, compensation is fixed by the competent authority in an award and paid to the persons shown to be entitled to it. Ask the Land Acquisition Officer, Virudhunagar for details of the award for your survey number.

Other acquisitions in Virudhunagar

All land acquisition projects in Tamil Nadu

Source: the schedules of the 1 notice 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.