G.O.Ms. No. 105, Acquisition of Lands, 2021
The Government of Tamil Nadu, Industries (MIE.2) Department, issued Government Order (Ms.) No. 105 dated 26 February 2021. Through six notifications, the Governor of Tamil Nadu withdraws specified land in Perambalur District from earlier industrial land acquisition notifications because possession had not been taken by or on behalf of the Government.
What the document does
Government Order (Ms.) No. 105, issued by the Government of Tamil Nadu, Industries (MIE.2) Department, on 26 February 2021 withdraws scheduled parcels from acquisition under the Tamil Nadu Acquisition of Land for Industrial Purposes Act, 1997. The withdrawal applies because actual possession of the listed land had not been taken by or on behalf of the Government.
The notifications reverse the acquisition process only for the survey numbers and extents shown in their schedules. They refer to acquisition notices published between 5 March 2009 and 1 July 2010.
Areas covered
Government Order (Ms.) No. 105 covers specified dry lands in the following parts of Perambalur District:
- Kunnam Taluk, Pennakonam (North) Village, including Survey Nos. 76/2A and 76-1 (part).
- Kunnam Taluk, Pennakonam (South) Village, including Survey Nos. 137-1 and 138-1.
- Kunnam Taluk, Thirumandurai Village, including land in Survey Nos. 227-1A, 227-1B, 228-1B, 228-2, 235-1B, 235-2B, 235-3, 235-4, 236-3B, 236-3C, 236-3E, 288-2, 289-3 and 366-1B.
- Veppanthattai Taluk, Eraiyur Village, including Survey Nos. 68-2, 66-2A2B, 96-4B and 153-6A.
Who may be affected
Government Order (Ms.) No. 105 may affect the owners and other interested persons named in the schedules, as well as buyers examining land in the listed villages. Each schedule identifies the survey number, land description, patta number, originally notified extent, withdrawn extent and persons interested.
Important points for property checks
- Some survey numbers are withdrawn in full, while others are withdrawn only partly.
- For example, Survey No. 228-1B in Thirumandurai had 1.57.0 hectares published, but only 0.99.5 hectares withdrawn.
- Survey No. 235-3 in Thirumandurai had its full published extent of 0.76.0 hectares withdrawn.
- A village name or survey number alone is not enough to confirm coverage. The withdrawn extent and patta number in the relevant schedule should also be matched.
- The notifications concern withdrawal from acquisition. They do not separately decide disputes about ownership or the rights of persons not established by the schedules.
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Common questions
Does Government Order (Ms.) No. 105 cancel acquisition for every property in these villages?
No. The withdrawal applies only to the land identified by survey number and extent in the schedules.
Why was the listed land withdrawn from acquisition?
The notifications state that actual possession had not been taken by or on behalf of the Government.
Is the whole survey extent withdrawn in every case?
No. Some entries show full withdrawal, while others show only part of the originally published extent being withdrawn.
What details should a buyer compare with the notification?
A buyer should compare the village, survey number, patta number and withdrawn extent with the relevant schedule. The schedules also list the owners or other persons interested.
