Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 3(a), No. 26
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 3(a), issue number 26, on June 29, 2016, through the Director of Stationery and Printing, Chennai. It gives public notice of insolvency petitions before the Court of the Subordinate Judge of Tiruchengode and company winding-up petitions before the High Court of Judicature at Madras, but it does not change land ownership, planning or registration rules.
What the Gazette issue covers
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 3(a), issue number 26, on June 29, 2016. The Director of Stationery and Printing, Chennai, printed and published it on behalf of the Government of Tamil Nadu. It contains judicial notifications about insolvency petitions and advertisements of company winding-up petitions.
Insolvency petitions
The Court of the Subordinate Judge of Tiruchengode issued notices concerning several insolvency proceedings under the Provincial Insolvency Act.
Key proceedings include:
- Notification number VI-3(a)/65/2016 concerns Insolvency Petition number 15 of 2013. S. Balasubramaniam seeks to have the first respondent, M. Natesan, adjudged insolvent. The petition was posted to July 15, 2016.
- Notification number VI-3(a)/66/2016 concerns Insolvency Petition number 10 of 2014, involving M. Shanthi and P. Mohanraj and sixteen listed respondents or creditors. The petition was posted to July 15, 2016.
- A petition involving C. Veerasamy and nine listed respondents or creditors was posted to July 1, 2016.
- Insolvency Petition number 18 of 2014 involves Lavanya and four listed respondents or debtors. It was posted to July 15, 2016.
These notifications primarily affect the named petitioners, debtors, creditors, respondents and alleged purchasers or power of attorney holders.
Company winding-up petitions
The High Court of Judicature at Madras published two advertisements:
- Company Petition number 101 of 2015 concerns Freightcan Global Logistics Private Limited and G.K. Granites Private Limited. The hearing was fixed for July 28, 2016.
- A petition by Pennar Industries Limited seeks the winding-up of Deepa Panels Private Limited. The hearing was fixed for July 6, 2016.
A creditor, contributory or other person wishing to support or oppose either winding-up petition was required to notify the petitioner or advocate no later than five days before the hearing and appear personally or through an advocate. Any opposing affidavit had to be filed in court, with a copy served on the petitioner or advocate, at least five days before the hearing.
Relevance to property readers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette issue number 26 does not announce a land acquisition, planning change, land classification change or property registration requirement. A property reader is directly affected only if connected to a named person, company, debt or transaction in one of the listed court proceedings.
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Common questions
Does this Gazette issue change any land use or property registration rule?
No land use, planning, land classification or property registration change is stated. The issue contains judicial notices about insolvency and company winding-up petitions.
Could a property buyer be affected by an insolvency petition listed here?
The notices directly concern the named petitioners, debtors, creditors, respondents and, in one proceeding, an alleged purchaser or power of attorney holder. The source does not identify any particular property as affected.
Which companies are the subjects of winding-up petitions?
The advertisements concern G.K. Granites Private Limited and Deepa Panels Private Limited. The petitions were before the High Court of Judicature at Madras.
Could a creditor oppose or support a winding-up petition?
Yes. A creditor, contributory or other interested person could notify the petitioner or advocate no later than five days before the hearing and appear personally or through an advocate.
