G.O.Ms. No. 83, Withdrawal from Acquisition of Lands, 2024
The Government of Tamil Nadu, Highways and Minor Ports Department issued G.O.Ms. No. 83, Highways and Minor Ports [EAP-I(2)], dated 24 July 2024, withdrawing specified land in Villupuram District from acquisition under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001. The withdrawals concern land previously notified for strengthening sections of SH-04 Arcot to Villupuram Road and SH-09 Cuddalur to Chitoor Road.
What the notification does
G.O.Ms. No. 83, Highways and Minor Ports [EAP-I(2)], dated 24 July 2024, withdraws particular parcels from highway land acquisition. The Government of Tamil Nadu published the withdrawals through notification numbers II(2)/HWMP/744/2024 to II(2)/HWMP/749/2024 in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated 14 August 2024.
The affected parcels had been included in earlier acquisition notifications for strengthening SH-04 Arcot to Villupuram Road or SH-09 Cuddalur to Chitoor Road.
Who may be affected
The Highways and Minor Ports Department notifications may affect owners, pattadars, occupants and buyers dealing with the listed survey numbers in Villupuram District. The schedules identify land by district, taluk, village, survey number, subdivision, classification, withdrawal extent, boundaries, pattadar and immovable assets.
The listed villages are:
- Nemoor and Ganjanur in Vikkiravandi Taluk.
- Muttathur (Additional) in Vikkiravandi Taluk.
- Palapattu in Gingee Taluk.
- Kannalam in Melmalayanur Taluk.
- Saravanapakkam in Ulundurpet Taluk.
Key provisions
- Nemoor includes part of Survey No. 95, classified as wet land, with a withdrawal extent of 0.0214 hectares. A well and pumpset are recorded.
- Ganjanur includes parts of Survey Nos. 278/2A and 278/2B1, with a combined withdrawal extent of 0.0052 hectares.
- Muttathur (Additional) includes part of Survey No. 80/6A, with a withdrawal extent of 0.0014 hectares. A pumpset, well and young paddy are recorded.
- Palapattu includes land in Survey Nos. 39/1, 39/3, 43/1C, 44/7B and 44/7C, totalling 0.2026 hectares.
- Kannalam includes part of Survey No. 100/2, with a withdrawal extent of 0.0030 hectares. The schedule records vacant land and part of a well.
- Saravanapakkam includes numerous subdivisions of Survey Nos. 250, 242, 180 and 181, totalling 0.1655 hectares. The listed assets include houses, shops, mills, sheds, compound walls, gates and other structures.
Checking a property
A property should be matched against the exact village, survey number, subdivision and withdrawal extent in the relevant schedule. The withdrawal applies only to the land portions specifically identified, not automatically to every property in the listed village or survey field.
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Common questions
Does the notification release every property in the listed villages from acquisition?
No. G.O.Ms. No. 83, Highways and Minor Ports [EAP-I(2)], dated 24 July 2024, withdraws only the survey numbers, subdivisions and extents specified in its schedules.
Which road projects were connected with these acquisitions?
The earlier acquisitions were for strengthening SH-04 Arcot to Villupuram Road and SH-09 Cuddalur to Chitoor Road.
Does the withdrawal cover buildings and other assets on the listed land?
The schedules identify immovable assets associated with the withdrawn portions, including wells, pumpsets, houses, shops, mills, sheds, gates and compound walls.
How can I tell whether my land is included?
Compare the property’s district, taluk, village, survey number, subdivision and extent with the relevant schedule. The schedules also provide boundary survey numbers, pattadar names and recorded immovable assets.
