G.O. (Ms.) No. 99, Withdrawal of Land from Cuddalore City Municipal Corporation Control, 2026
The Municipal Administration and Water Supply Department, through G.O. (Ms.) No. 99, Municipal Administration and Water Supply (MA6) Department, dated 12 March 2026, notifies the withdrawal of scheduled land in Vanniyarpalayam Town from the control of Cuddalore City Municipal Corporation. Issued by the Governor of Tamil Nadu for a one-time regularisation scheme involving house-site pattas, the withdrawal takes effect from publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
What the notification does
The Municipal Administration and Water Supply Department notification under G.O. (Ms.) No. 99, Municipal Administration and Water Supply (MA6) Department, dated 12 March 2026, removes specified land in Vanniyarpalayam Town from the control of Cuddalore City Municipal Corporation. The heading connects the withdrawal with granting house-site pattas under a one-time regularisation scheme.
The Governor of Tamil Nadu exercised the power under sub-section (2) of Section 118 of the Tamil Nadu Urban Local Bodies Act, 1998. The withdrawal applies from the date on which the notification was published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
Land covered
The schedule places the land within:
- Cuddalore District.
- Cuddalore Taluk.
- Cuddalore City Municipal Corporation.
- Vanniyarpalayam Town.
- Ward 6 and Block 25.
The schedule contains two land entries associated with Manjakuppam, Vanniyarpalayam and Rettai Pillaiyar Kovil Street. It identifies land through town survey numbers and subdivisions, principally involving T.S. No. 808 and its subdivisions. The schedule also records classifications including Ryot Manai Municipal Quarters, Municipal Quarters and Government Poramboke Natham.
The boundaries refer to locations and survey references including Pudupalayam Road, Gadilam River, Dhandapani Road, Padaiveettamman Kovil Street, Rettai Pillaiyar Kovil, T.S. No. 806, T.S. No. 809/1 and T.S. No. 810. Buyers and owners should use the full schedule to determine whether a particular subdivision falls within the notified land rather than relying only on a street or locality name.
Who may be affected
The Municipal Administration and Water Supply Department notification may matter to residents, occupants, prospective buyers and professionals dealing with the listed land in Vanniyarpalayam. It is particularly relevant where records describe the property as municipal quarters, Government Poramboke Natham or Ryot Manai Municipal Quarters.
Key points
- Control over the scheduled land is withdrawn from Cuddalore City Municipal Corporation.
- The schedule allows the stated total extent to be slightly more or less.
- The notification is connected with a one-time regularisation scheme for house-site pattas.
- The text does not identify individual patta recipients or state that every occupant automatically receives a patta.
- Property identification depends on the scheduled town survey numbers, subdivisions, classifications and boundaries.
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Common questions
Does this notification itself give me a house-site patta?
The heading links the land withdrawal to granting house-site pattas under a one-time regularisation scheme. The notification does not name individual recipients or state that every occupant automatically receives a patta.
When did the withdrawal from corporation control take effect?
The withdrawal took effect from the date of publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette. The Gazette notification is dated 12 March 2026.
Does the notification cover all land in Vanniyarpalayam?
No. It covers only the land detailed in the schedule through town survey numbers, subdivisions, classifications and boundaries in Ward 6, Block 25.
What should I check before buying property in the listed area?
Check whether the property's town survey number and subdivision match the schedule. A locality or street name alone is not enough to establish that the property is part of the notified land.
