List of Notaries Appointed and Practice at the Beginning of the Year 2009
The Governor of Tamil Nadu, through G.O. Ms. No. 11 of the Law (Administration) Department dated 30 January 2009, published the list of notaries appointed by the Government of Tamil Nadu and practising at the beginning of 2009. Published under section 6 of the Notaries Act, 1952, the list records each notary’s address, qualifications, authorised practice area and certificate expiry date.
What the notification does
The List of Notaries Appointed and Practice at the Beginning of the Year 2009 was published by the Governor of Tamil Nadu under section 6 of the Notaries Act, 1952. It appeared in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary, Part II, Section 2, on 30 January 2009.
The notification is an official reference list. Its stated subject is notaries appointed by the Government of Tamil Nadu and in practice at the beginning of 2009. It does not set out provisions concerning land ownership, planning permission, land classification or registration.
Information recorded
The published table provides the following information for each notary:
- Serial number and name.
- Residential and professional address.
- Professional qualifications.
- Area in which the notary was authorised to practise.
- Expiry date of the certificate of practice.
The entries supplied are mainly grouped under the City of Chennai. Some authorisations cover additional areas. For example, F.A. Rasheed is listed for the City of Chennai and Perambalur District, P.A. Deivasigamani for the City of Chennai and Kancheepuram District, and A.V. Ezhilarasu for Saidapet Taluk in Kancheepuram District and the City of Chennai.
Who may need the list
The 2009 notaries list may help a person identify whether a named notary appeared in the official state publication at the beginning of that year. It may also help confirm the address, qualifications, authorised geographical area and certificate expiry date recorded at that time.
Property buyers, owners and professionals may encounter notarised documents during a transaction. For that purpose, the relevant details in the notification are the notary’s identity, authorised practice area and recorded certificate expiry date.
Important limits
The List of Notaries Appointed and Practice at the Beginning of the Year 2009 is tied to the beginning of 2009 and gives individual certificate expiry dates. The notification does not provide later renewal, cancellation or current practice information. A person checking a notary for a later transaction should not treat the 2009 listing alone as proof of authority beyond the recorded expiry date.
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Common questions
Does this notification change any land ownership or planning rules?
No land ownership, planning, classification or registration rules are set out. The notification publishes details of notaries practising at the beginning of 2009.
What details can I check about a notary in this Gazette list?
You can check the notary’s name, residential and professional address, qualifications, authorised practice area and certificate expiry date.
Does every notary in the list have authority throughout Tamil Nadu?
No. The table gives a specific authorised practice area for each notary, such as the City of Chennai or specified additional districts and taluks.
Does appearing in this 2009 list prove that a notary is authorised today?
The notification only records notaries in practice at the beginning of 2009 and gives their certificate expiry dates. It does not provide information about later renewals or present authority.
