List of Notaries Appointed and in Practice at the Beginning of the Year 2011
The Government of Tamil Nadu, through the Law (Administration) Department, issued G.O. Ms. No. 48 dated 28 January 2011, under which the Governor of Tamil Nadu published the list of notaries appointed by the Government of Tamil Nadu and in practice at the beginning of 2011. The notification records each listed notary's address, qualifications, authorised area of practice and certificate expiry date, but it does not change land ownership or property rights.
What the notification does
The List of Notaries Appointed and in Practice at the Beginning of the Year 2011 was published by the Governor of Tamil Nadu under G.O. Ms. No. 48 of the Law (Administration) Department, dated 28 January 2011. It was published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary under the powers conferred by section 6 of the Notaries Act, 1952.
The notification provides a public record of notaries who had been appointed by the Government of Tamil Nadu and were in practice at the beginning of 2011. It does not itself describe a land scheme, alter land classification or decide ownership of any property.
Who may find it relevant
The published list may be relevant to a person or professional checking whether an individual appeared as a Tamil Nadu government appointed notary at the beginning of 2011. Property buyers, owners and professionals may use the historical listing when reviewing documents connected with a transaction, but the notification does not state that inclusion proves the validity of any particular document or transaction.
Because the list is tied to the beginning of 2011 and gives certificate expiry dates, it should not be treated as proof that a listed person remains authorised at a later date.
Information provided for each notary
The table records the following details:
- Serial number and name of the notary.
- Residential and professional address.
- Educational or professional qualifications.
- Geographic area in which the notary was authorised to practise.
- Expiry date of the certificate of practice.
Areas and certificate periods
The entries shown include notaries authorised for the City of Chennai. Some entries also identify other authorised areas, including Perambalur District, Kancheepuram District and Saidapet Taluk in Kancheepuram District.
The certificate expiry date differs between individuals. A reader checking a particular notary must therefore use that person's own entry rather than assume that every person on the list had the same period of authorisation.
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Common questions
Does this notification change my land ownership or property rights?
No. The notification publishes a list of notaries appointed by the Government of Tamil Nadu and in practice at the beginning of 2011. It does not alter land ownership, classification or property rights.
What details can I check about a notary in this list?
The list gives the notary's name, residential and professional address, qualifications, authorised area of practice and certificate expiry date.
Does being listed prove that a notary is authorised to practise today?
No. The list is a record for the beginning of 2011, and each entry has its own certificate expiry date. The source does not confirm any later renewal or present authorisation.
Are all the listed notaries authorised only for Chennai?
No. Many entries specify the City of Chennai, while some also identify places such as Perambalur District, Kancheepuram District or Saidapet Taluk in Kancheepuram District.
