Acquisition of Lands, Amendment to Notification (349 Ex VI 1)
The Commissioner of Land Administration, Chepauk, Chennai 600 005, issued Roc. No. CPRRP-CLA/15(1)/012(Amendment)/2021 and Roc. No. CPRRP-CLA/15(1)/013(Amendment)/2021 on August 5, 2021, amending two earlier highway land acquisition notices for villages in Tiruvallur Taluk, Tiruvallur District. The amendments increase the notified acquisition totals and correct parcel areas and descriptions of immovable assets in Ammanambakkam and Keelanur villages.
What the notification changes
The Commissioner of Land Administration published amendments under subsection (1) of Section 15 of the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001, read with the Tamil Nadu Land Acquisition Laws (Revival of Operation, Amendment and Validation) Act, 2019.
The amendments relate to two notices previously published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary:
- Roc. No. CPRRP-CLA/15(1)/012(Amendment)/2021 amends the notice in Gazette Extraordinary No. 525, Part VI, Section 1, dated December 16, 2020.
- Roc. No. CPRRP-CLA/15(1)/013(Amendment)/2021 amends the notice in Gazette Extraordinary No. 529, Part VI, Section 1, dated December 17, 2020. It is also identified as No. VI(1)/220(a-2)/2021.
Ammanambakkam Village changes
The amendment for Ammanambakkam Village, Tiruvallur Taluk, increases the total notified acquisition area from 28,872 square metres, or 2.88.72 hectares, to 29,842 square metres, or 2.98.42 hectares.
Key schedule corrections include:
- For Survey No. 29/4 part, New Subdivision No. 29/4B, the acquisition extent changes from 1,165 to 2,135 square metres. The listed owner is M. Venkatesan, son of Manicka Reddiyar.
- For Survey No. 175A/5, the asset description changes from vacant site to open paved area. The listed owner is Mary, wife of Selvam.
- For Survey No. 175A/29 part, New Subdivision No. 175A/29B, the asset description changes from vacant site to terraced house. The listed owner is Priya, wife of Mayandi.
Keelanur Village changes
The amendment for Keelanur Village, Tiruvallur Taluk, increases the total notified acquisition area from 1,48,207 square metres, or 14.82.07 hectares, to 1,48,266 square metres, or 14.82.66 hectares.
- Survey No. 163/2 part, New Subdivision No. 163/2B, changes from 5 to 46 square metres. The corrected asset description lists solar power fencing with 25 stone pillars and a high tension transformer.
- Survey No. 163/3 part, New Subdivision No. 163/3B, changes from 936 to 954 square metres and lists solar power fencing.
- Survey No. 189/5 remains at 1,450 square metres. Its corrected assets include a bore well and revised tree details.
Who should check the schedule
Owners, buyers and professionals dealing with the listed survey numbers in Ammanambakkam or Keelanur should compare their survey number, subdivision, patta number, acquisition extent and physical assets with the corrected entries.
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Common questions
How can I tell whether my property is covered by the amendment?
Check whether the property is in Ammanambakkam or Keelanur Village in Tiruvallur Taluk and whether its survey or subdivision number appears in the corrected schedules.
What changed for Survey No. 29/4 part in Ammanambakkam?
The acquisition extent for New Subdivision No. 29/4B increased from 1,165 square metres to 2,135 square metres. The entry lists M. Venkatesan, son of Manicka Reddiyar.
What changed for Survey Nos. 163/2 and 163/3 in Keelanur?
The acquisition extent for Survey No. 163/2 part increased from 5 to 46 square metres, while Survey No. 163/3 part increased from 936 to 954 square metres. Their immovable asset descriptions were also corrected.
Does the Keelanur correction change the area for Survey No. 189/5?
No. The acquisition extent remains 1,450 square metres, but the listed assets are corrected to include revised tree details and a bore well.
