Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 30, Part VI, Section 3(a), Insolvency Petitions
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Judicial Notifications numbered VI-3(a)/83/2012 to VI-3(a)/87/2012 in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated 1 August 2012, under Notifications by Heads of Departments, etc. The notices report insolvency petitions before the Court of the Subordinate Judge of Tiruchengode and state that the petitions were posted to 7-9-2012.
What the gazette contains
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated 1 August 2012 publishes judicial notices concerning insolvency petitions filed in the Court of the Subordinate Judge of Tiruchengode. The notices were signed by G. Raja, Subordinate Judge, Tiruchengode, on 25 July 2012.
The publication gives notice that named petitioners or debtors have sought to be adjudged insolvent. It identifies petitioners, creditors, debtors, respondents, alleged purchasers, alleged sellers and other parties, together with their stated addresses.
Petitions covered
The Judicial Notifications include:
- Notification No. VI-3(a)/83/2012, involving M. Thangavel as petitioner and creditor, with 13 named respondents described as debtors, a power of attorney agent, an alleged purchaser and alleged sellers.
- Notification No. VI-3(a)/84/2012, concerning Mani, son of Periyanna Gounder, and seven listed respondents.
- Notification No. VI-3(a)/85/2012, involving M. Rajendran as petitioner and creditor, with S. Rajkumar, M.S. Saravanan, R. Kalaimani and minor Sharmila as respondents.
- Notification No. VI-3(a)/86/2012, involving Arun Mannathan, A.M. Murugan and P. Arul Raj as petitioners, with 36 respondents, including individuals, finance companies and banks.
- Notification No. VI-3(a)/87/2012, beginning with P. Ravi as petitioner and debtor and listing respondents. The supplied text ends part way through this notice.
The notices refer to different sections of the Provisional Insolvency Act. Each available notice states that the petition was posted to 7-9-2012.
Who may be affected
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette notices directly concern the named petitioners, creditors, debtors and respondents. They may also be relevant to a buyer or professional checking a transaction involving one of the named people or entities, particularly where a person is described as an alleged purchaser, alleged seller or power of attorney agent.
Property information and limits
The Judicial Notifications provide residential or business addresses for the parties, but the supplied text does not contain a property schedule, survey number or description of land involved. The notices record that insolvency petitions were filed and posted for a stated date. They do not state the final result of any petition.
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Common questions
Does being named in one of these notices mean that the person was declared insolvent?
Not on the information provided. The notices say petitions were filed seeking an insolvency adjudication and were posted to 7-9-2012, but they do not give a final decision.
Does the gazette identify any specific land or survey number?
No property schedule or survey number appears in the supplied text. It mainly provides the names, roles and addresses of the parties.
When and where were these insolvency petitions listed?
The notices state that the petitions were before the Court of the Subordinate Judge of Tiruchengode and were posted to 7-9-2012.
Why might a Tamil Nadu property buyer check these notices?
A buyer may find them relevant if a proposed transaction involves a named petitioner, debtor, respondent, alleged purchaser, alleged seller or power of attorney agent. The notices themselves do not identify a particular property.
