Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 10, Part VI, Section 3(a), 10 March 2021
The Commissioner of Stationery and Printing published the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 10, Part VI, Section 3(a), on behalf of the Government of Tamil Nadu on 10 March 2021. Notification numbers VI 3(a)/34/2021 to VI 3(a)/42/2021, issued by K. Krishnapriya, Fourth Additional Subordinate Judge and First Additional Subordinate Judge holding full additional charge, give notice of insolvency petitions before the Court of the Subordinate Judge of Coimbatore and their enquiry dates.
What the gazette contains
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 10, Part VI, Section 3(a), contains nine public notices relating to insolvency petitions filed before the Court of the Subordinate Judge of Coimbatore. The notices were issued under Section 19(2) of the Provisional Insolvency Act.
The petitions ask the court to adjudge a petitioner as insolvent. The gazette does not record a final decision declaring any person insolvent.
Petitions and enquiry dates
Notification numbers VI 3(a)/34/2021 to VI 3(a)/42/2021 all carry document number 339/2021. They relate to the following insolvency petitions:
- Insolvency Petition No. 51/2009, involving A. Karuppiah, K. Saroja, K. Yoganathan and K. Chinthamani.
- Insolvency Petition No. 5/2012, filed by Sakthi Finance Limited.
- Insolvency Petition No. 43(A)/2012, filed by creditor B. N. Ravi.
- Insolvency Petition No. 32/2013, involving debtor Yuvaraj and fifteen respondent creditors.
- Insolvency Petition No. 38/2014, filed by P. Ramarajar.
- Insolvency Petition No. 18/2016, filed by A. Ghuru Sathivel.
- Insolvency Petition No. 27/2018, involving debtor Suresh Babu.
- Insolvency Petition No. 33/2018, involving debtors S. Sathyanarayanan and A. Prakash.
- Insolvency Petition No. 38/2018, filed by B. Shivaraman.
The first seven listed petitions were posted for enquiry on 28 April 2021. Insolvency Petition Nos. 33/2018 and 38/2018 were posted for enquiry on 29 April 2021.
Who may be affected
The insolvency notices directly concern the named petitioners, debtors, creditors, respondents and alienees. Several notices identify individuals, finance companies, traders and businesses, together with their addresses.
A property buyer or professional may find the notices relevant if a proposed transaction involves a named party or assets connected with an identified debtor. The gazette itself does not change land classification, planning permission, ownership records or registration requirements. It only publishes notice that the listed insolvency petitions were awaiting enquiry on the stated dates.
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Common questions
Does this gazette declare the petitioners insolvent?
No. It states that applications were made to adjudge the petitioners as insolvent and gives the dates fixed for enquiry.
Does this notification change any land use or property registration rule?
No such change is stated. The document contains public notices of insolvency petitions before the Court of the Subordinate Judge of Coimbatore.
When were the insolvency petitions posted for enquiry?
Seven petitions were posted for enquiry on 28 April 2021. Insolvency Petition Nos. 33/2018 and 38/2018 were posted for enquiry on 29 April 2021.
Should a buyer check this gazette if a named person is involved in a property transaction?
The gazette identifies parties to pending insolvency petitions. A buyer can use it to determine whether a person involved in the transaction appears as a petitioner, debtor, creditor, respondent or alienee in one of the listed cases.
