Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 3(a), No. 31, 12 August 2009
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 3(a), No. 31 on 12 August 2009, containing Tamil Nadu Wakf Board Notification Nos. VI-3(a)/240/2009 and VI-3(a)/241/2009 dated 6 August 2009, and Madras High Court Notification No. VI-3(a)/242/2009 dated 31 July 2009. The notifications place Neelam Basha Dargha under the direct management of the Tamil Nadu Wakf Board, invite proposals to lease specified Diwan Sahib Kabristan Wakf land for educational and community facilities, and announce a company winding-up petition.
What the Gazette covers
The Government of Tamil Nadu publication contains two Tamil Nadu Wakf Board notifications affecting wakf management and land in Triplicane, Chennai, together with a Madras High Court notice concerning a winding-up petition. Property buyers, tenants, developers and professionals dealing with the identified wakf properties should note that their management or proposed use is controlled by the Tamil Nadu Wakf Board.
Neelam Basha Dargha management
Tamil Nadu Wakf Board Notification No. VI-3(a)/240/2009, dated 6 August 2009, records the Board's decision to take direct control of the management of Neelam Basha Dargha, Ice House, Triplicane, Chennai 600 005.
Key provisions are:
- Direct management continues until the Tamil Nadu Wakf Board appoints a new Muthavalli.
- The Wakf Inspector, Chennai (South), is appointed as Executive Officer.
- The decision refers to the Wakf Tribunal, Chennai judgment in O.A.1/2005 dated 30 April 2008 and the Board resolution dated 29 June 2009.
Anyone dealing with the administration or property of Neelam Basha Dargha should therefore verify authority through the Tamil Nadu Wakf Board rather than assume that a private manager can act for it.
Proposed lease of Diwan Sahib Kabristan Wakf land
Tamil Nadu Wakf Board Notification No. VI-3(a)/241/2009, dated 6 August 2009, concerns vacant land belonging to Diwan Sahib Kabristan Wakf at Ice House, Triplicane, Chennai 5. The notification identifies T.S. No. 234/Chennai and gives the following survey details:
- Survey No. 1400/1, 15 grounds and 1,705 square feet.
- Survey No. 1400/2, 5 grounds and 480 square feet.
- Survey No. 1400/3, 4 grounds and 1,080 square feet.
- Total, 25 grounds and 865 square feet.
The Tamil Nadu Wakf Board resolved to lease the land for public and community purposes, including a higher secondary school, computer training centre, information and communication centres, vocational training centres and a community hall. Interested Islamic community supporters, donors, prominent persons and education enthusiasts were invited to submit proposals and project plans to the Chief Executive Officer, Tamil Nadu Wakf Board, Chennai 600 001, within one month from publication.
Company proceeding
Madras High Court Notification No. VI-3(a)/242/2009, dated 31 July 2009, advertises a petition by Messrs Sri Lakshmi Cotton Traders seeking the winding-up of Messrs Asscard Spinners Private Limited. It states that creditors, contributories and others wishing to support or oppose the petition must give notice and may appear at the hearing.
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Common questions
Can a private Muthavalli currently manage Neelam Basha Dargha?
The notification places Neelam Basha Dargha under the direct control of the Tamil Nadu Wakf Board until the Board appoints a new Muthavalli. The Wakf Inspector, Chennai (South), was appointed as Executive Officer.
Which Triplicane land was proposed for lease?
The proposal covers Diwan Sahib Kabristan Wakf land identified as T.S. No. 234/Chennai, including Survey Nos. 1400/1, 1400/2 and 1400/3. The stated total area is 25 grounds and 865 square feet.
What uses were proposed for the wakf land?
The listed uses include a higher secondary school, computer training centre, information and communication centres, vocational training centres and a community hall.
Does the Gazette announce the winding-up of Asscard Spinners Private Limited?
It announces that a winding-up petition had been presented to the Madras High Court. It also explains how creditors, contributories and other interested persons could support or oppose the petition.
