Framing of Bye Law in respect of Podanur Sunnath Jamath Mosque, Coimbatore District
The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board, Chennai, through Letter No. 10485/07/B2/CBE dated 28 June 2024, notified that it had approved a bye-law for the Podanur Sunnath Jamath Mosque in Coimbatore District. The approval was made through Resolution Item No. 96/23 in Rc. No. 10485/07/B2/CBE dated 30 October 2023, for better administration of the Waqf.
What the notification does
The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board, Chennai, through Letter No. 10485/07/B2/CBE dated 28 June 2024, records the approval of a bye-law for the Waqf relating to the Podanur Sunnath Jamath Mosque in Coimbatore District. The approval was given through Tamil Nadu Waqf Board Resolution Item No. 96/23 in Rc. No. 10485/07/B2/CBE dated 30 October 2023, under section 69 of the Waqf Act, 1995, for better administration of the Waqf.
The notification was published in Part VI, Section 3(a) of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette on 3 July 2024.
Who may be affected
The approved bye-law directly concerns the administration of the Waqf associated with the Podanur Sunnath Jamath Mosque in Coimbatore District. It may therefore be relevant to:
- The mosque and persons responsible for managing its Waqf.
- The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board and officials involved in supervising the Waqf.
- Persons dealing with the administration or affairs of this particular Waqf.
The notification does not state that it applies to other mosques, Waqfs or properties in Tamil Nadu.
Key points
- The approving authority is the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board, Chennai.
- The approval concerns a bye-law for the Waqf relating to the Podanur Sunnath Jamath Mosque, Coimbatore District.
- The stated purpose is better administration of the Waqf.
- The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board exercised powers under section 69 of the Waqf Act, 1995.
- The relevant Board decision is Resolution Item No. 96/23 in Rc. No. 10485/07/B2/CBE dated 30 October 2023.
- The notification is signed by R. Jainulaptheen, Chief Executive Officer and District Revenue Officer.
Relevance to property matters
The Gazette notification records approval of an administrative bye-law but does not reproduce its terms. It does not identify any survey number, land extent, property boundary, transaction restriction, fee or change in ownership. A buyer, owner or professional dealing with property connected to this Waqf would need the approved bye-law itself to determine its detailed requirements.
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Common questions
Does this notification apply to every mosque or Waqf in Tamil Nadu?
No general application is stated. The notification specifically concerns the Waqf relating to the Podanur Sunnath Jamath Mosque in Coimbatore District.
Does the Gazette provide the full text of the approved bye-law?
No. The Gazette records that the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board approved the bye-law, but the supplied notification does not set out its individual clauses.
Does the notification change ownership or boundaries of any land?
The notification does not state any change in ownership or boundaries. It also does not provide survey numbers, land measurements or property descriptions.
Why was the bye-law approved?
The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board states that the bye-law was approved for better administration of the Waqf.