G.O. Ms. No. 138, Amendment to One Man Commission of Inquiry, 2010
The Tourism and Culture Department of the Government of Tamil Nadu issued Government Order Ms. No. 138, Tourism and Culture (CA 1-1), dated 2 July 2010, to amend the notification appointing a One Man Commission of Inquiry into the strike by students of Government Fine Arts College, Chennai. The amendment replaces the Commission's period of three months with five months and does not govern land or property matters.
What the notification does
Government Order Ms. No. 138, Tourism and Culture (CA 1-1), dated 2 July 2010, extends the period stated for the One Man Commission of Inquiry into the strike by students of Government Fine Arts College, Chennai. In paragraph 5 of the earlier notification, the words "three months" are replaced with "five months".
The amendment was published by the Tourism and Culture Department in Part II, Section 2 of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary, Issue No. 197, dated 2 July 2010. It was issued by the Governor of Tamil Nadu using powers under the Commissions of Inquiry Act, 1952.
Earlier notification affected
The Tourism and Culture Department amendment changes Notification No. II(2)/TC/186(c)/2010, which was published on pages 1 and 2 of Part II, Section 2 of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary, Issue No. 102, dated 5 April 2010.
The amendment is limited to one expression in paragraph 5:
- The earlier period was three months.
- The substituted period is five months.
- No other change to the earlier notification is stated in the supplied text.
Who is affected
The Tourism and Culture Department notification concerns the One Man Commission of Inquiry and the inquiry into the student strike at Government Fine Arts College, Chennai. It may therefore be relevant to the Commission, the college, its students and people participating in or connected with the inquiry.
Relevance to land and property
Government Order Ms. No. 138 does not contain provisions about land ownership, sale, registration, planning permission, land use, acquisition, tenancy or property charges. A property buyer, owner or professional in Tamil Nadu would not ordinarily need to rely on it for a land transaction.
The notification only changes the period for the specified Commission of Inquiry from three months to five months. It does not state any requirement for property owners or create any land related procedure.
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Common questions
Does Government Order Ms. No. 138 affect my land or property purchase?
No land or property provision appears in the notification. It only extends the period of a Commission of Inquiry into a student strike at Government Fine Arts College, Chennai.
What period was changed by the Tourism and Culture Department?
The period in paragraph 5 of the earlier notification was changed from three months to five months.
Which earlier notification was amended?
Notification No. II(2)/TC/186(c)/2010, published in Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary Issue No. 102 dated 5 April 2010, was amended.
What was the One Man Commission appointed to investigate?
The Commission was appointed to inquire into the strike by students of Government Fine Arts College, Chennai.
