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State road · Kancheepuram

Uthiramerur Bypass Road land acquisition: villages and survey numbers

The Uthiramerur Bypass Road is a state road project in Uthiramerur taluk, Kancheepuram district, for which land acquisition notices have been published in the state Gazette under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001. The record covers 2 notices, 2 villages (Vedapalayam and Uthiramerur) and 3 survey numbers, issued between 19 October 2022 and 3 November 2022. None of the notices has been withdrawn.

Gazette notices
2
Villages
2
Survey numbers
3
Districts
1
First notice
19 Oct 2022
Latest notice
3 Nov 2022

Read from the gazette schedules. Updated .

What land is being acquired for the Uthiramerur Bypass Road, and where

The project is a state road, the Uthiramerur Bypass Road. Land for it is being acquired under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001, and the notices appear in the Tamil Nadu state Gazette.

All the affected land lies in Uthiramerur taluk of Kancheepuram district. The notices cover 3 survey numbers spread over 2 villages: 2 survey numbers in Vedapalayam and 1 survey number in Uthiramerur village.

This record gives the count of survey numbers in each village. For the exact survey and subdivision numbers, and the extent taken from each, read the Gazette notice itself. Often only part of a survey number is acquired, so the extent matters as much as the number.

The notices and their present stage

Two notices are recorded for this project, dated 19 October 2022 and 3 November 2022. Both are issued under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001, and each concerns one village.

Both notices are errata. An erratum is a correction notice. It corrects details in an earlier Gazette notification, such as a survey number, a subdivision, an extent, the name of an owner, or a village name. It does not by itself start a fresh acquisition. The earlier notification it corrects should be read together with it.

The erratum of 19 October 2022 was itself corrected later. The erratum of 3 November 2022 has no later correction on this record. So the later text is the one to rely on where the two differ.

Under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001, acquisition for a highway begins with a notice under section 15(1) published in the Gazette, which states the Government's intention to acquire the listed land and gives owners a period to raise objections. Once that process is complete, compensation is determined and the land vests in the Government.

No notice for this project has been withdrawn, either fully or in part. The record does not show the award stage or the payment of compensation, and nothing here should be read as confirming that compensation has been fixed or paid.

Villages list for the Uthiramerur Bypass Road land acquisition

Vedapalayam, Uthiramerur taluk, Kancheepuram district: 2 survey numbers. None withdrawn.

Uthiramerur, Uthiramerur taluk, Kancheepuram district: 1 survey number. None withdrawn.

These are the only villages on the record for this project. If your village is not in this list, your land is not covered by these notices, though you should still check any other Gazette notice that may later be issued for the project.

What to do if your land or the land you are buying is listed

Get a copy of each Gazette notice, including the original notification that the errata correct. Match the survey number, subdivision and extent against your patta, chitta and adangal.

Read the errata carefully. A correction may add your survey number, remove it, or change the extent taken. Rely on the latest corrected text.

Approach the Land Acquisition Officer named in the notice, or the office of the District Collector, Kancheepuram, to confirm the present stage, whether objections are still open, and the position on compensation.

If you are a buyer, do not rely on the seller's word. Ask whether any part of the land falls in these notices, check the Gazette and the revenue records yourself, and have your lawyer write the acquisition position into the sale agreement. A clean encumbrance certificate does not show a Gazette acquisition notice.

Keep your title documents, tax receipts and proof of possession ready. These are needed to claim compensation for the portion acquired.

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.

Kancheepuram district 2 villages

  • Uthiramerur Uthiramerur taluk · 1 survey number

    762/2

  • Vedapalayam Uthiramerur taluk · 2 survey numbers

    22/1A24/1C

Gazette notices, oldest first

  1. Correction Corrected later

    Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, issue 496 of 2022. Under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001. 1 village: Uthiramerur.

    Read the notice (PDF)
  2. Correction

    Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, issue 506 of 2022. Under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001. 1 village: Vedapalayam.

    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.

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Questions people ask about Uthiramerur Bypass Road

Which villages are affected by the Uthiramerur Bypass Road land acquisition?

Two villages in Uthiramerur taluk, Kancheepuram district: Vedapalayam and Uthiramerur. Vedapalayam has 2 survey numbers in the notices and Uthiramerur has 1. No other village is on the record.

Under which law is land being acquired for the Uthiramerur Bypass Road?

The notices are issued under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001, and published in the state Gazette. Under that Act, acquisition starts with a notice under section 15(1) declaring the Government's intention to acquire land for the highway, after which objections are heard and compensation is determined.

What is the current status of the Uthiramerur Bypass Road land acquisition?

The record shows 2 notices, dated 19 October 2022 and 3 November 2022, both of them errata correcting an earlier notification. The first erratum was corrected later, and no notice has been withdrawn. For the present stage, including any award, check with the Land Acquisition Officer or the District Collector's office, Kancheepuram.

How much compensation will be paid for land taken for the Uthiramerur Bypass Road?

The record does not contain any compensation figure or land rate. Under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001, compensation is determined by the competent authority after the acquisition notice and is set out in an award for each owner. Confirm the amount and payment status with the Land Acquisition Officer named in the notice.

How do I find out if my survey number is in the Uthiramerur Bypass Road notice?

Obtain the Gazette notices, including the original notification and both errata, and compare the listed survey numbers, subdivisions and extents with your patta and chitta. Use the latest corrected version where the texts differ. If anything is unclear, ask the Land Acquisition Officer or the taluk office at Uthiramerur.

Other acquisitions in Kancheepuram

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.