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Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 3(a), No. 23

The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 3(a), No. 23 on 17 June 2009. It records the Tamil Nadu Wakf Board proceeding in item number 40/08, reference number 10808/B18/07/TNV, dated 26 August 2008, placing a mosque in Gangaikondan under direct Board management for one year from the Board's order dated 26 February 2009. It also carries Chennai Port Trust notification number VI-3(a)/184/2009, dated 10 June 2009, announcing the auction of listed uncleared goods.

Category
Gazette notifications
Pages
4
Status
In force
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What the Gazette issue covers

The Government of Tamil Nadu published this Gazette issue on 17 June 2009. It contains two separate matters, a Tamil Nadu Wakf Board management notification and a Chennai Port Trust auction notice. It does not announce a general change to land ownership, registration or planning rules.

Tamil Nadu Wakf Board management action

The Tamil Nadu Wakf Board notification concerns Kattu Bava Sahib Pallivasal, also known as Peer Mohamed Sahib Pallivasal, at Gangaikondan in Tirunelveli District.

Key provisions are:

  • The Tamil Nadu Wakf Board acted under Section 65 of the Wakf Act, 1995.
  • In proceeding item number 40/08, reference number 10808/B18/07/TNV, dated 26 August 2008, the Board ordered that management of the institution be taken over under its direct control.
  • Direct management applies for one year from the pronouncement of the Board's order dated 26 February 2009.
  • The Superintendent of Wakf, Tirunelveli was appointed as Executive Officer.
  • The notification was issued by the Chief Executive Officer of the Tamil Nadu Wakf Board at Chennai on 10 June 2009.

This part directly affects the administration of the named mosque. The source does not state that ownership of any land was transferred.

Chennai Port Trust auction notice

Chennai Port Trust notification number VI-3(a)/184/2009 concerns packages left uncleared in its premises. Unless cleared within 10 days of the notice, the listed packages were proposed for public auction or electronic auction during the last week of June 2009.

The listed lots include machinery, furnace material and equipment for a steel melt shop. The auction conditions include:

  • Buyers must inspect lots before bidding and accept possible faults or description errors.
  • The highest bidder becomes the purchaser, subject to confirmation.
  • Full payment is due immediately, or a 25 per cent deposit may be paid with the balance due by the stated deadline.
  • Purchased goods receive three free days for removal, excluding Sundays and Board holidays.
  • Goods not cleared within the specified period may be resold, with the first purchaser responsible for loss and forfeiture consequences.
  • Chennai Port Trust may withdraw an item without giving a reason.
  • Unsold packages may be included in a later tender or public auction.

The Chennai Port Trust notice was signed at Chennai on 10 June 2009 by its Traffic Manager and Docks Manager (Commercial).

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Common questions

Does this Gazette notification transfer ownership of the mosque or its land?

The source only records the Tamil Nadu Wakf Board taking over management of the named mosque for one year. It does not state that ownership of the mosque or any land was transferred.

Who was appointed to manage the mosque under the Tamil Nadu Wakf Board?

The Superintendent of Wakf, Tirunelveli was appointed as the Executive Officer.

Which institution and location are covered by the Wakf notification?

It covers Kattu Bava Sahib Pallivasal, also known as Peer Mohamed Sahib Pallivasal, at Gangaikondan in Tirunelveli District.

What happens if goods bought at the Chennai Port Trust auction are not removed?

The notice says the goods may be resold if they are not cleared within the specified period. The original purchaser may lose advances and be held responsible for loss arising from the resale.