Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 184
The Tamil Nadu Higher Education Department issued G.O. Ms. Nos. 164, 165, 166, 167 and 168, all dated 19th June 2010, through which the Governor of Tamil Nadu brought five university laws into force on 19th June 2010. The notifications concern university legislation and contain no provisions about land ownership, property transactions, planning or land use.
What the Gazette does
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 184 records five commencement notifications issued by the Tamil Nadu Higher Education Department. Each notification appoints 19th June 2010 as the date on which a named university law comes into force.
The notifications were published in Part II, Section 2 of the extraordinary Gazette on 19th June 2010. K. Ganesan, Principal Secretary to Government, is named at the end of the notifications.
Laws brought into force
The Tamil Nadu Higher Education Department notifications provide as follows:
- G.O. Ms. No. 164, Higher Education (I-1), dated 19th June 2010, brings the Anna University, Chennai (Amendment) Act, 2010, Tamil Nadu Act 24 of 2010, into force on 19th June 2010.
- G.O. Ms. No. 165, Higher Education (I-1), dated 19th June 2010, brings the Tamil Nadu Universities Laws (Amendment) Act, 2010, Tamil Nadu Act 25 of 2010, into force on 19th June 2010.
- G.O. Ms. No. 166, Higher Education (I-1), dated 19th June 2010, brings the Anna University of Technology, Chennai Act, 2010, Tamil Nadu Act 26 of 2010, into force on 19th June 2010.
- G.O. Ms. No. 167, Higher Education (I-1), dated 19th June 2010, brings the Anna University of Technology, Madurai Act, 2010, Tamil Nadu Act 27 of 2010, into force on 19th June 2010.
- G.O. Ms. No. 168, Higher Education (I-1), dated 19th June 2010, brings the Tamil Nadu Universities Laws (Second Amendment) Act, 2010, Tamil Nadu Act 28 of 2010, into force on 19th June 2010.
Who is affected
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 184 is relevant to people and institutions that need to establish when the five listed university laws became legally operative. The text does not describe the detailed rights, duties or institutional changes contained in those laws.
Relevance to land and property
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary No. 184 does not set land rates, change land use, regulate development, transfer property or alter ownership records. On the supplied text alone, it does not directly affect a property purchase, sale or ownership claim.
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Common questions
Does this Gazette notification affect my land purchase in Tamil Nadu?
The notifications only appoint the commencement date for five university laws. They contain no provisions about land purchases, ownership, planning or land use.
When did the five university laws come into force?
The Governor of Tamil Nadu appointed 19th June 2010 as the commencement date for each of the five listed laws.
Which department issued these notifications?
The notifications were issued by the Tamil Nadu Higher Education Department under G.O. Ms. Nos. 164, 165, 166, 167 and 168, all dated 19th June 2010.
Does the Gazette explain what each university law changes?
No. The supplied text identifies the laws and their commencement date, but does not set out their detailed provisions.
