Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 38, Part VI, Section 3(a) (2024)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 38, Part VI, Section 3(a), on 18 September 2024, containing notifications from the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board, Chennai, and insolvency notices from the Court of the Subordinate Judge, Paramathy, dated 11 September 2024. Tamil Nadu Waqf Board notification No. VI-3(a)/49/2024 approves a bye law for a waqf in Virudhunagar District, letter Rc. No. 232/13/B7/TNJ places a waqf in Tanjore District under direct management, and notices No. VI-3(a)/51/2024 to No. VI-3(a)/54/2024 announce insolvency petitions.
What the Gazette covers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 38, Part VI, Section 3(a), published by the Government of Tamil Nadu on 18 September 2024, contains two Tamil Nadu Waqf Board administrative actions and four insolvency petition notices from the Court of the Subordinate Judge, Paramathy.
The Gazette does not identify particular land parcels, survey numbers or changes to land title. Its direct relevance is to the named waqfs and the people, businesses and financial organisations listed in the insolvency proceedings.
Waqf administration
The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board, Chennai, recorded the following actions:
- Notification No. VI-3(a)/49/2024 states that the Board approved a bye law for Valavanthapuram Khadir Avuliah Jumma Pallivasal Waqf, Aruppukottai Taluk, Virudhunagar District. The approval was made through resolution item No. 71/24 in Rc. No. 7867/13/B11/VNG, dated 13 February 2024, for better administration of the waqf.
- Letter Rc. No. 232/13/B7/TNJ states that the Board, through resolution item No. 133/24 dated 1 July 2024, ordered Dilbarsha Thaikaal @ Puthupakir Thaikka Waqf, Puthupattinam, Tanjore District, G.S. No. 487/TNJ, to be taken under the direct management of the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board.
- The Waqf Inspector, Tanjore, is to be appointed as Executive Officer of the waqf placed under direct management.
Insolvency proceedings
The Court of the Subordinate Judge, Paramathy, issued notices dated 11 September 2024 concerning petitions listed for hearing on 15 October 2024:
- No. VI-3(a)/51/2024 seeks to have the first respondent declared insolvent.
- No. VI-3(a)/52/2024 seeks to have the petitioner declared insolvent.
- No. VI-3(a)/53/2024 seeks to have the petitioner declared insolvent.
- No. VI-3(a)/54/2024 seeks to have the first and second respondents declared insolvent.
Who should check it
Buyers, owners and professionals dealing with either named waqf should note the administrative arrangements. Anyone transacting with a person, firm or finance organisation named in the insolvency notices should review the relevant court proceeding, because the Gazette records that an insolvency petition has been filed, not that insolvency has already been decided.
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Common questions
Does the Gazette change ownership of any private property?
The Gazette does not identify a private property, survey number or transfer of title. It records waqf administrative actions and notices that insolvency petitions have been filed.
Who now manages Dilbarsha Thaikaal @ Puthupakir Thaikka Waqf?
The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board ordered the waqf to be taken under its direct management and directed that the Waqf Inspector, Tanjore, be appointed as Executive Officer.
Was a bye law approved for Valavanthapuram Khadir Avuliah Jumma Pallivasal Waqf?
Yes. Tamil Nadu Waqf Board notification No. VI-3(a)/49/2024 records approval of a bye law for better administration of that waqf.
Do the insolvency notices mean the named people have already been declared insolvent?
No. The notices state that insolvency petitions were filed and that the cases were posted for hearing on 15 October 2024.
