Insolvency Petitions, No. VI-3(a)/243/2009
The Subordinate Judge, Sivagangai issued Notification No. VI-3(a)/243/2009 dated 18 August 2009, published by the Government of Tamil Nadu in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette on 2 September 2009. It gives notice of insolvency applications involving named petitioners and respondents and schedules enquiries for 29 September 2009 and 30 September 2009.
What the notification does
Notification No. VI-3(a)/243/2009 dated 18 August 2009 was issued by the Subordinate Judge, Sivagangai. It was printed and published by the Director of Stationery and Printing, Chennai, on behalf of the Government of Tamil Nadu in Part VI, Section 3(a) of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated 2 September 2009.
The notification gives public notice of insolvency petitions. It states that the petitioners applied to have themselves or respondents declared insolvent and records the dates fixed for court enquiries.
Proceedings covered
The judicial notification contains two insolvency notices connected with Sivagangai:
- One notice lists a petitioner from Tiruppattur town and ten respondents. The application was posted for enquiry on 30 September 2009.
- Another notice identifies a petitioner from D. Pappankulam village in Manamadurai taluk and lists multiple respondents from villages and localities in Sivagangai district. That application was posted for enquiry on 29 September 2009.
- Both notices state that they were given under Sections 10 and 13 of the Provincial Insolvency Act.
- Both notices are dated 18 August 2009 and identify the Subordinate Judge, Sivagangai as the issuing judicial authority.
Who may be affected
Notification No. VI-3(a)/243/2009 directly concerns the petitioners and respondents named in the insolvency proceedings. It may also be relevant to people dealing with those named individuals, including a buyer, owner, creditor or professional checking whether a person connected with a transaction was involved in an insolvency case.
The gazette text is a notice of applications and enquiry dates. It does not state the outcome of either enquiry or say that any person was finally declared insolvent. It also does not identify a specific property, survey number, title document or change to a land record.
Practical point for property checks
A person reviewing a transaction involving one of the named parties should treat the notification as evidence that an insolvency application was pending for enquiry on the stated date. The published text alone does not provide the later decision, so it cannot establish how the proceedings ended.
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Common questions
Does this notification declare anyone insolvent?
No final declaration is recorded in the supplied text. It says applications were made and gives the dates fixed for enquiry.
Does the notification identify any particular land or property?
No. It lists parties and addresses, but does not provide a property description, survey number, title document or land record change.
When were the insolvency enquiries scheduled?
One enquiry was scheduled for 30 September 2009. The other was scheduled for 29 September 2009.
Which authority issued these insolvency notices?
The notices were issued by the Subordinate Judge, Sivagangai and dated 18 August 2009. They were published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette on 2 September 2009.
