G.O. Ms. No. 129, Baby Emu Farms Property Attachment, 2014
The Home Department of the Government of Tamil Nadu issued Government Order (Ms.) No. 129, Home (Police XIX), dated 21 February 2014, attaching specified movable and immovable properties connected with Messers Baby Emu Farms India Private Limited, Salem District. Published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette on 26 March 2014, the order transfers control of the attached assets to the Competent Authority and District Revenue Officer, Salem District, to protect depositors following complaints about unpaid deposits.
What the order does
Government Order (Ms.) No. 129, Home (Police XIX), dated 21 February 2014, records that depositors complained that Messers Baby Emu Farms India Private Limited, Salem District, had failed to return deposits after maturity. The Government of Tamil Nadu states that the financial establishment was unlikely to return the deposits and that the listed properties were alleged to have been acquired from the deposits collected.
The Home Department of the Government of Tamil Nadu therefore made an ad-interim attachment covering:
- Cash and building advances recovered and deposited in the District Revenue Officer Account, Salem, valued at Rs. 7,30,99,002.
- Five listed immovable properties with a total approximate guideline value of Rs. 55,65,613.
- Control of the attached assets, transferred to the Competent Authority and District Revenue Officer, Salem District.
Land covered by the attachment
Government Order (Ms.) No. 129 lists agricultural or vacant land in Salem District:
- Pottaneri Village, Mettur Taluk, Survey Nos. 248/2, 248/4 and 248/3A, owned by M. Baby.
- Viruthasampatty Village, Mettur Taluk, Survey No. 33/1, owned by M. Baby.
- Viruthasampatty Village, Mettur Taluk, Survey No. 30/1, owned by S. Thangadurai.
- Veerakkal Village, Survey Nos. 275/1, 276/1, 276/2, 276/3, 276/4, 276/6, 276/7, 276/8 and 276/9, owned by Baby Charitable Trust through M. Baby.
- Viruthasampatty Village, Mettur Taluk, parts of Survey Nos. 151/1A1 and 151/2A, owned by M. Baby.
Property buyers, owners and professionals dealing with any of these survey numbers are directly affected because the properties are included in the attachment schedule and placed under the control of the Competent Authority.
Further action
The Home Department of the Government of Tamil Nadu directs the Competent Authority and District Revenue Officer, Salem District, to pursue further action under the applicable procedure and rules. The Special Public Prosecutor for the Special Court in Coimbatore is also requested to assist the Competent Authority with the application before that court.
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Common questions
Which Salem District properties are attached?
The attachment covers five properties in Pottaneri, Viruthasampatty and Veerakkal villages. The schedule identifies the affected survey numbers, owners, extent, document numbers and guideline values.
Who controls the attached land and money?
Control is transferred to the Competent Authority and District Revenue Officer, Salem District.
How much property is covered by the attachment?
The order lists recovered cash and building advances of Rs. 7,30,99,002 and immovable properties with a total approximate guideline value of Rs. 55,65,613.
Does the notification say that an attached property can be sold?
The notification does not state a sale procedure. It attaches the listed properties and transfers their control to the Competent Authority and District Revenue Officer, Salem District.
