Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 3, Part VI, Section 3(a) (3 VI 3a v3)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 3, Part VI, Section 3(a), dated 16 January 2019, containing judicial notifications numbered VI-3(a)/9/2019 to VI-3(a)/20/2019 concerning insolvency petitions. The notices identify petitioners, debtors and other respondents, and record requests that certain persons be declared insolvent, that property be placed with the Official Receiver, or, in one case, that a registered sale deed be set aside.
What the Gazette contains
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 3, Part VI, Section 3(a), dated 16 January 2019, under notifications issued by heads of departments and judicial notifications. The supplied pages contain insolvency notices numbered VI-3(a)/9/2019 to VI-3(a)/20/2019, mainly from the Sub Court, Namakkal, signed by M.E. Padma, Principal Subordinate Judge.
These are notices that insolvency petitions have been filed. They do not state that the respondents have already been declared insolvent or that ownership has already been transferred.
What the petitions seek
The judicial notifications describe requests including:
- Declaring a named respondent or debtor insolvent.
- Placing the debtor's property with the Official Receiver, Namakkal.
- Allowing property to be dealt with for creditors, including division among creditors or realisation of a petitioner's claim.
- Appointing an Official Receiver in relation to properties identified in a petition.
- Setting aside a sale deed dated 16 March 2007, registered as document No. 535/2007 in the office of the Sub Registrar of Sendamangalam, in notification VI-3(a)/14/2019.
Notification VI-3(a)/13/2019 also identifies purchasers and minor respondents, with the minors represented through a court guardian. Several other notices identify purchasers or additional respondents whose interests may be connected with the disputed property.
Hearing dates shown
The notices state that petitions were posted for court consideration on the following dates:
- Notification VI-3(a)/9/2019 was posted to 4 February 2019.
- Notifications VI-3(a)/10/2019, VI-3(a)/11/2019 and VI-3(a)/12/2019 were posted to 22 February 2019.
- Notifications VI-3(a)/13/2019 to VI-3(a)/19/2019 state a posting date of 7 March 2019 where the hearing information appears in the supplied text.
The supplied extract gives party details for notification VI-3(a)/20/2019, but does not include its complete notice or hearing information.
Who may be affected
A buyer, owner, creditor or professional may be affected if a property or person in these named insolvency proceedings is connected with a proposed transaction. Particular attention may be needed where a petition asks for property to vest with the Official Receiver, challenges a registered sale deed, or identifies a purchaser as a respondent.
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Common questions
Does the Gazette declare the named respondents insolvent?
No. The notices state that insolvency petitions have been filed seeking such declarations and give dates on which the petitions were posted.
Could property named in these petitions be placed with the Official Receiver?
Yes. Several petitions ask the Sub Court, Namakkal, to vest the debtor's or respondent's property with the Official Receiver, Namakkal.
Does any notice challenge an earlier property sale?
Yes. Notification VI-3(a)/14/2019 seeks to set aside a sale deed dated 16 March 2007, registered as document No. 535/2007 with the Sub Registrar of Sendamangalam.
Are all hearing details available for notification VI-3(a)/20/2019?
No. The supplied text identifies parties for notification VI-3(a)/20/2019 but does not provide its complete notice or hearing information.
