Framing of Bye Law in respect of Hakkania Masjid and Madarasa Sunnath Val Jamaath Pallivasal, Chinna Tiruppathi (Post), Salem District
The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board, Chennai, through Resolution Item Number 300/23 in Rc.No. 828/23/B2/SLM dated 28 November 2023, approved a bye law for Hakkania Masjid and Madarasa Sunnath Val Jamaath Pallivasal at Chinna Tiruppathi in Salem District. The bye law is intended to improve administration of the waqf, and the notification was dated 10 May 2024 and published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette on 15 May 2024.
What the notification does
The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board notification records the approval of a bye law for Hakkania Masjid and Madarasa Sunnath Val Jamaath Pallivasal, Chinna Tiruppathi (Post), Salem District. The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board approved it under section 69 of the Waqf Act 1995 for better administration of the waqf.
The approval was made through Resolution Item Number 300/23 in Rc.No. 828/23/B2/SLM dated 28 November 2023.
Who it affects
The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board notification directly concerns the administration of the named mosque, madarasa and pallivasal waqf in Chinna Tiruppathi, Salem District. It is therefore relevant to the waqf's administrators and people involved in its management.
For a property buyer, owner or professional, the notification is relevant if a property transaction or enquiry involves this named waqf. The published text does not identify any survey number, land extent, property boundary, transfer of ownership or change in land use.
Key provisions and limits
The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board notification provides that:
- A bye law has been approved specifically for Hakkania Masjid and Madarasa Sunnath Val Jamaath Pallivasal.
- The stated purpose is better administration of the waqf.
- The approval relies on powers under section 69 of the Waqf Act 1995.
- The approval is recorded in Resolution Item Number 300/23.
- The associated reference is Rc.No. 828/23/B2/SLM.
- The notification does not reproduce the detailed terms of the approved bye law.
- The notification does not describe particular land parcels or state that any property title has changed.
Dates and publication
The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board resolution approving the bye law is dated 28 November 2023. The notification was dated at Chennai on 10 May 2024 and appeared in Part VI, Section 3(a) of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette published on 15 May 2024. It was signed by the District Revenue Officer and Chief Executive Officer and published on behalf of the Government of Tamil Nadu.
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Common questions
Does this notification transfer ownership of any land?
The notification does not state that any land ownership is transferred. It records approval of a bye law for better administration of the named waqf.
Does the notification identify any survey number or property boundary?
No survey number, land extent or property boundary is given in the published text.
Which institution does the approved bye law cover?
It covers Hakkania Masjid and Madarasa Sunnath Val Jamaath Pallivasal at Chinna Tiruppathi (Post), Salem District.
Can I read the detailed bye law in this Gazette notification?
No. The notification records that the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board approved the bye law, but it does not reproduce its detailed terms.
