Framing of Bye Law In Respect of Kuraisi Mosque Waqf, Muqtarunnisa Bagam Street, Chennai District
The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board, through Resolution Item Number 289/23 in R.C. Number 2905/14/B6/Chen dated 27 November 2023, approved a bye law for the better administration of Kuraisi Mosque Waqf, Muqtarunnisa Bagam Street, Chennai District. The notification was issued under Section 69 of the Waqf Act 1995, signed by the District Revenue Officer and Chief Executive Officer of the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board on 7 March 2024, and published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette on 13 March 2024.
What the notification does
The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board notification records the approval of a bye law for Kuraisi Mosque Waqf at Muqtarunnisa Bagam Street in Chennai District. The stated purpose is better administration of the waqf.
The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board approved the bye law through Resolution Item Number 289/23 in R.C. Number 2905/14/B6/Chen dated 27 November 2023. The Board states that it exercised powers available under Section 69 of the Waqf Act 1995.
Who is affected
The notification directly concerns Kuraisi Mosque Waqf, Muqtarunnisa Bagam Street, Chennai District, and its administration. It may be relevant to people responsible for managing the waqf or dealing with its administration.
For property buyers, owners and professionals, the notification is relevant where a property or transaction is connected with Kuraisi Mosque Waqf. The source does not identify any survey number, property boundary, individual parcel, ownership change or transaction restriction.
Key provisions
- The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board approved a bye law for Kuraisi Mosque Waqf.
- The purpose stated in the notification is better administration of the waqf.
- The approval was made through Resolution Item Number 289/23.
- The relevant file reference is R.C. Number 2905/14/B6/Chen.
- The resolution approving the bye law is dated 27 November 2023.
- The notification cites Section 69 of the Waqf Act 1995 as the source of the Board's power.
- The notification was signed at Chennai by R. Jainulaptheen, District Revenue Officer and Chief Executive Officer of the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board, on 7 March 2024.
- It was published in Part VI, Section 3(a) of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette on 13 March 2024.
What the Gazette extract does not provide
The Gazette extract does not reproduce the approved bye law or describe its individual clauses. It also does not state that any land is transferred, acquired, reclassified or released, and it does not give property descriptions or survey details. Anyone needing the operational terms of the bye law would need the approved bye law itself, which is not included in the supplied text.
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Common questions
Does this notification change the ownership of any property?
The notification does not state that ownership of any property is changed. It records approval of a bye law for better administration of Kuraisi Mosque Waqf.
Does the Gazette include the full bye law for Kuraisi Mosque Waqf?
No. The extract records that the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board approved the bye law, but it does not reproduce the bye law or its clauses.
Which waqf is covered by the notification?
The notification covers Kuraisi Mosque Waqf at Muqtarunnisa Bagam Street, Chennai District.
Does the notification identify survey numbers or land boundaries?
No. The supplied Gazette text does not provide survey numbers, parcel descriptions or property boundaries.
