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G.O. Ms.No. 160, Transport (I.2), Acquisition of Lands for Expansion of Madurai Airport, 2017

The Government of Tamil Nadu Transport Department, through G.O. Ms.No. 160, Transport (I.2), dated 28 July 2017, acquires specified lands in Ayanpappakudi Village, Madurai Taluk, Madurai District, for the expansion of Madurai Airport. The acquisition covers 1.56.55 hectares, or approximately 3 acres and 86¼ cents, under the Tamil Nadu Acquisition of Land for Industrial Purposes Act, 1997.

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Gazette notifications
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The Government of Tamil Nadu Transport Department, through G.O. Ms.No. 160, Transport (I.2), dated 28 July 2017, acquires specified lands in Ayanpappakudi Village, Madurai Taluk, Madurai District, for the expansion of Madurai Airport. The acquisition covers 1.56.55 hectares, or approximately 3 acres and 86¼ cents, under the Tamil Nadu Acquisition of Land for Industrial Purposes Act, 1997.

What the notification governs

G.O. Ms.No. 160, Transport (I.2), applies to land listed in the acquisition schedule for Unit I of the Madurai Airport expansion. The schedule identifies land by block, survey number, subdivision, classification, acquired extent, patta details and the names of owners or other interested persons.

The notification states that the Governor of Tamil Nadu acquires the scheduled land for an industrial purpose, specifically the expansion of Madurai Airport.

Land covered

The acquisition schedule covers parts of Blocks III, IV, VI and VII in Ayanpappakudi Village. Its abstract records:

  • Block III, acquired extent of 0.04.60 hectares, or 0.11¼ cent as printed.
  • Block IV, acquired extent of 0.20.50 hectares, or 0.51 acre.
  • Block VI, acquired extent of 0.98.50 hectares, or 2.43 acres.
  • Block VII, acquired extent of 0.32.95 hectares, or 0.81 acre.
  • Net acquired extent, 1.56.55 hectares, or 3 acres and 86¼ cents.

Most scheduled land is classified as dry land. Survey No. 500/39 is classified as natham. The buildings and trees column is recorded as nil for the listed acquired fields.

Who should check the schedule

Owners, buyers and professionals dealing with land in Ayanpappakudi Village should compare the property survey number and subdivision against the full schedule. Particular attention is needed for the listed surveys in Blocks III, IV, VI and VII, including Survey Nos. 438, 500, 445, 467, 479 and 477 and their stated subdivisions.

The schedule also names pattadars and other interested persons. Several entries for Survey No. 477/11A identify additional interested persons without assigning a separate acquired extent to each entry.

Where the plan can be inspected

The plan of the acquired lands is kept at the office of the Special Tahsildar (Land Acquisition), Airport Expansion Unit I, Madurai 20. The notification says it may be inspected during office hours.

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Common questions

Is all land in Ayanpappakudi Village acquired?

No. The notification acquires only the lands specified in its schedule, covering identified survey numbers and subdivisions in Blocks III, IV, VI and VII.

How much land is acquired for the Madurai Airport expansion?

The net acquired extent is 1.56.55 hectares, stated as approximately 3 acres and 86¼ cents.

Where can I inspect the acquisition plan?

The plan is available at the office of the Special Tahsildar (Land Acquisition), Airport Expansion Unit I, Madurai 20, during office hours.

Does the notification state the compensation payable to each owner?

No. It refers to compensation to be awarded but does not provide an amount for any owner or parcel.