Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 37, Part VI, Section 1 (37 VI 1 v3)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 37, Part VI, Section 1, on September 28, 2011, containing Notification Nos. VI(1)/364/2011 and VI(1)/365/2011 and election results from the Tamil Nadu Homoeopathy Medical Council, Chennai. The notifications invite objections to a proposed notary appointment in Thoothukkudi District, announce the destruction of specified old court records, and declare nine council members elected for five years from September 23, 2011.
Scope of the Gazette
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 37, Part VI, Section 1 was published by authority of the Government of Tamil Nadu on September 28, 2011. It contains public notifications issued by the Principal District Court, Thoothukkudi, the Third Metropolitan Magistrate at George Town, Chennai, and the Tamil Nadu Homoeopathy Medical Council, Chennai.
The Gazette does not announce any land acquisition, land use change, planning restriction, property registration requirement or ownership rule. A property buyer or owner is affected only if they have an interest in the specific court notices described below.
Proposed notary appointment
Notification No. VI(1)/364/2011, dated September 7, 2011, records that advocate Thiru R. Jayapal applied to be appointed as a notary for the Thoothukkudi limits area within Thoothukkudi District.
Key points are:
- Objections could be filed before the Principal District Court, Thoothukkudi.
- The objection period was fourteen days from publication of the notice.
- The notification is only a proposal for appointment. It does not state that the applicant was appointed.
Destruction of old court records
Notification No. VI(1)/365/2011, dated September 13, 2011, gives notice that specified old case records, documents and files would be destroyed unless previously claimed.
The records listed are:
- Entire records of warrant cases from 1982 to 1985 that were disposed of in 1985.
- Entire records in summons cases from 2000 to 2005.
- Entire records in M.P. in M.C. matters from 1975 to 1986.
- Entire records in petty cases and Evening Court petty cases from 2002 to 2004.
Parties who filed documents in these cases were directed to apply to the Third Metropolitan Magistrate for return of documents, account books or other materials within one month from Gazette publication. Unclaimed documents would be destroyed with the case records.
Homoeopathy council election
The Tamil Nadu Homoeopathy Medical Council, Chennai declared nine candidates elected under the Tamil Nadu Homoeopathy Act, 1971. Six were elected under clause (i), and three under clause (ii), of sub-section (a) of Section 4.
The elected members hold office for five years from September 23, 2011. The declaration was made by C. Soundara Rajan, Registrar and Returning Officer.
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Common questions
Does this Gazette notification change any land or property rule in Tamil Nadu?
No land acquisition, land use, planning, registration or property ownership provision appears in the Gazette. Its subjects are a proposed notary appointment, destruction of old court records and homoeopathy council election results.
Was Thiru R. Jayapal appointed as a notary by this notification?
The notification only records his application and invites objections. It does not state that he was appointed.
What should a person who filed documents in one of the listed old cases have done?
The person was directed to apply to the Third Metropolitan Magistrate for return of the documents, account books or other materials within one month from publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
How many members were declared elected to the Tamil Nadu Homoeopathy Medical Council?
Nine members were declared elected for five years from September 23, 2011.
