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Appointment of Certain Judges as Judge of Designated Court at Hosur in Krishnagiri District under the Tamil Nadu Civil Courts Act

The Home Department (Courts-III), Government of Tamil Nadu, issued G.O. Ms. No. 594, Home (Courts-III), dated 16th August 2013, appointing one Additional District Judge to the District Court, Krishnagiri. The notification fixes the total number of District Judges and Additional District Judges for that court at five, effective from the date the additional judge assumes charge.

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What the notification does

The Home Department (Courts-III), Government of Tamil Nadu, issued G.O. Ms. No. 594, Home (Courts-III), dated 16th August 2013. The notification was published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary on 19th August 2013.

The Governor of Tamil Nadu made the appointment after consulting the High Court of Madras and exercising powers under section 3-A of the Tamil Nadu Civil Courts Act, 1873.

Court staffing change

The notification makes the following changes to the District Court, Krishnagiri:

  • One Additional District Judge is appointed to the District Court, Krishnagiri.
  • The combined number of District Judges and Additional District Judges to be appointed to that court is fixed at five.
  • The change takes effect from the date on which the newly appointed Additional District Judge assumes charge of the court.

Although the printed heading refers to the appointment of certain judges as Judge of the Designated Court at Hosur in Krishnagiri District, the operative text specifically appoints one Additional District Judge to the District Court, Krishnagiri and fixes its total judicial strength at five.

Who may be affected

The notification directly concerns the judicial staffing of the District Court, Krishnagiri. It may therefore be relevant to people and professionals dealing with proceedings before that court, including parties and legal practitioners.

For property buyers and owners, the notification does not create or change land ownership, title, land classification, registration requirements or planning controls. Its stated purpose is limited to appointing an Additional District Judge and fixing the number of District Judges and Additional District Judges at the District Court, Krishnagiri.

Effective date

G.O. Ms. No. 594, Home (Courts-III), dated 16th August 2013, does not make the staffing change effective merely on publication. The appointment and revised total take effect when the appointed Additional District Judge assumes charge of the District Court, Krishnagiri.

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Common questions

Does this notification change my land ownership or property records?

No property or land record change is stated. The notification concerns the appointment of one Additional District Judge and the number of judges at the District Court, Krishnagiri.

How many District Judges and Additional District Judges are fixed for the District Court, Krishnagiri?

The combined number is fixed at five.

When does the appointment take effect?

It takes effect from the date on which the appointed Additional District Judge assumes charge of the District Court, Krishnagiri.

Was the High Court of Madras consulted?

Yes. The notification states that the Governor of Tamil Nadu acted after consultation with the High Court of Madras.