Notice Under Section 15 (1) of Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001 Read With Tamil Nadu Act 38 of 2019 (19 VI 1 v4)
The Principal Secretary and Commissioner of Land Administration, Chepauk, Chennai, issued Notification No. VI(1)/133/2021, published in Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 19 on 12 May 2021, amending G.O. (2D) No. 32 of the Highways and Minor Ports (HQ2) Department dated 4 June 2019 and Gazette Notification No. VI(1)/407/2020 dated 28 October 2020. The amendment corrects the land acquisition schedule for the Namakkal Town bypass by replacing Reddiyapatti Village with Thottiyapatti Village.
What the notification changes
Notification No. VI(1)/133/2021 corrects an earlier land acquisition notification issued for forming a bypass road to Namakkal Town. The earlier notification was published as Notification No. VI(1)/407/2020 in Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 44 dated 28 October 2020 and related to G.O. (2D) No. 32 of the Highways and Minor Ports (HQ2) Department dated 4 June 2019.
The existing schedule identified the land as being in Reddiyapatti Village. The amended schedule says it must be read as land in Thottiyapatti Village, Namakkal Taluk, Namakkal District.
Land covered
The acquisition schedule covers 24 entries of ryotwari dry land. It identifies land through the original and revised subdivisions of the following survey numbers:
- 27/3, 27/4, 27/5, 27/6, 27/7, 27/8 and 27/13.
- 28/1, 28/2, 28/3, 28/5A, 28/5B, 28/6, 28/7 and 28/11E.
- 29/1A, 29/1B, 29/1C and 29/1D.
- 30/1A and 30/1B.
- 31/4 and 37/10.
The schedule records a total acquisition extent of 11,669 square metres. For each entry, it distinguishes the total parcel extent from the extent required or acquired.
Property and people affected
Notification No. VI(1)/133/2021 affects owners and interested persons connected with the listed survey numbers and patta numbers in Thottiyapatti Village. The schedule names the owners or interested persons for each parcel.
The listed property includes not only dry land but also assets lying within the acquisition extent. These include a well, neem and unja trees, a tiled shed, a stone wall, tiled houses, a pathway, crops and a PVC pipeline. Crops recorded in the schedule include sweet potato, onion, cucumber, brinjal, chilli and cholam.
A buyer or owner dealing with land in the listed survey numbers should note that the correct village for the acquisition schedule is Thottiyapatti, not Reddiyapatti, and compare the relevant subdivision, patta number and acquired extent with the property records.
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Common questions
Is the acquired land in Reddiyapatti Village or Thottiyapatti Village?
The amended schedule says Thottiyapatti Village, Namakkal Taluk, Namakkal District. Reddiyapatti Village was the name shown in the schedule before correction.
How much land is covered by the acquisition schedule?
The schedule records a total of 11,669 square metres of ryotwari dry land to be acquired.
Does the notification identify structures and other assets on the land?
Yes. The schedule records assets including a well, trees, a tiled shed, a stone wall, tiled houses, a pathway, crops and a PVC pipeline.
Does the acquisition cover every part of each listed survey parcel?
Not necessarily. The schedule separately states the total extent of each parcel and the extent required or acquired, with different acquired areas for the listed survey subdivisions.
