Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 16, Part VI, Section 3(a)
The Government of Tamil Nadu issued Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 16, Part VI, Section 3(a), dated 25 April 2012, publishing judicial notifications about insolvency petitions before the Subordinate Courts at Ambasamudram and Coimbatore. The notices identify parties, report applications seeking insolvency adjudication and give hearing or enquiry dates, but they do not create or amend land rules.
What the gazette covers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 16, Part VI, Section 3(a), dated 25 April 2012, contains notifications issued by cost recoverable institutions of the State and Central Governments. The supplied pages publish judicial notices concerning insolvency petitions before the Subordinate Judge of Ambasamudram and the First Additional Subordinate Judge of Coimbatore.
The notices state that applications have been made under Section 19(2) of the Provincial Insolvency Act. They ask the relevant court to adjudge a petitioner or respondent as insolvent and announce when the petition is posted for hearing or enquiry.
Who may be affected
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 16 directly concerns the petitioners, respondents, creditors and debtors named in the listed proceedings. It may also be relevant to anyone dealing financially with a named person or institution.
For a property buyer or owner, the gazette does not announce a land acquisition, planning change, ownership transfer or change of land use. However, a person conducting checks on a specifically named party may wish to note that an insolvency petition was pending when the notice was published.
Key contents
The judicial notifications include:
- Insolvency Petition No. 1 of 2011 before the Subordinate Judge of Ambasamudram, involving Mahaboob Cherip and listed respondents. The petition was posted for hearing on 5 June 2012.
- Several insolvency petitions before the Coimbatore court, with enquiry dates in June 2012.
- Notices involving individual petitioners and respondents, as well as institutions including ICICI Bank Limited, Citi Financial Retar Service India Limited and the State Bank of India.
- Case references, notice numbers where printed, party names, addresses and the capacity in which parties appear, such as creditor or debtor.
- Enquiry dates including 7 June 2012, 22 June 2012, 28 June 2012 and 29 June 2012.
Practical significance for property checks
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 16 is a record of court notices, not a finding that every named person was insolvent. The text reports that petitions had been filed and scheduled for hearing or enquiry. Any property review based on these notices should distinguish between a pending application and a final court decision.
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Common questions
Does this gazette change any Tamil Nadu land or planning rule?
No land or planning change is stated in the supplied text. The gazette publishes judicial notices about insolvency petitions.
Does being named in one of these notices mean the person was declared insolvent?
Not on the information provided. The notices say applications were made and posted for hearing or enquiry, but they do not report final insolvency decisions.
Which courts issued the insolvency notices?
The supplied text contains notices from the Subordinate Judge of Ambasamudram and the First Additional Subordinate Judge of Coimbatore.
Why might a property buyer care about these notices?
A buyer checking a person or institution named in the gazette may note that an insolvency petition was pending. The gazette itself does not state that any property ownership or land status changed.
