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Form 9 final statement for G.N. Das land ceiling case

The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1 Supplement, published on May 2, 2018, carries Form 9 in File No. A3/4421/2016, issued by the Authorised Officer and Revenue Divisional Officer, Dharmapuri on April 10, 2018. It publishes a revised final statement under the Tamil Nadu Land Reforms law for Thiru G.N. Das, son of Natesa Chettiar of Dharmapuri, showing the lands he held on February 15, 1970, fixing the ceiling at 25.00 standard acres, and declaring 16.437 standard acres as surplus.

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What this document is

The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1 Supplement, published on May 2, 2018, contains Form 9 in File No. A3/4421/2016. It is a revised final statement issued under the Tamil Nadu Land Reforms, Fixation of Ceiling on Land, law for Thiru G.N. Das, son of Natesa Chettiar, Dharmapuri, and it is signed at Dharmapuri on April 10, 2018 by K. Ramamoorthy, Authorised Officer and Revenue Divisional Officer.

What it governs

The publication identifies the agricultural lands held by Thiru G.N. Das on February 15, 1970 and classifies them for land ceiling purposes.

It states:

  • total land held, 151.64 ordinary acres
  • total extent in standard acres, 41.437
  • ceiling area allowed, 25.00 standard acres
  • surplus declared from his holding, 16.437 standard acres
  • no extent is shown as exempted under Section 73

The summary table also splits the holding into:

  • nanjai, 9.52 ordinary acres, 5.885 standard acres
  • punjai, 142.12 ordinary acres, 35.552 standard acres

Lands covered

The schedule lists lands in Dharmapuri district, in villages including Naduhalli, Vagurappampatti, Kongarappatti, Maniyampadi, Alae Dharmapuri, Pothala Alli and Pallipatti. The entries include survey numbers, whether the land is inam land, whether it is nanjai or punjai, the extent, assessment and standard acre conversion.

Most listed lands are described as inam lands. The document gives survey level details such as Survey Nos. 726, 727, 728, 223/1, 216/1, 217/1, 223/2, 117/1, 133/1, 247/3, 254/4, 251/2, 359/2, 355/2, 808, 131 and others appearing in the schedule.

Who it affects

This publication directly affects Thiru G.N. Das and anyone checking title, ceiling status or surplus land history for the scheduled lands in Dharmapuri district.

It may matter to:

  • buyers of any survey number listed in the schedules
  • current owners tracing old ceiling proceedings
  • lawyers and document writers verifying whether land was retainable or surplus
  • revenue officials checking land reform records

Key point for property checks

The publication expressly says the ceiling area for the person named is 25.00 standard acres and that specific lands are to be retained by Thiru G.N. Das. Any land in the schedule should therefore be checked against whether it falls within the retainable area or the surplus area declared in the revised final statement.

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Common questions

Whose land holding is covered in this gazette publication?

The publication concerns Thiru G.N. Das, son of Natesa Chettiar, of Dharmapuri, Dharmapuri district.

How much land was allowed to be retained under the ceiling?

The publication states that the ceiling area for the person named is 25.00 standard acres.

How much surplus land was declared?

The revised final statement says 16.437 standard acres were declared as surplus from the holding of the person named.

Which district and villages appear in the land schedule?

The schedule is in Dharmapuri district and includes villages such as Naduhalli, Vagurappampatti, Kongarappatti, Maniyampadi, Alae Dharmapuri, Pothala Alli and Pallipatti.