Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 3(a), No. 38 (38 VI 3a v2)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 3(a), No. 38 on 1 October 2014 through the Director of Stationery and Printing, Chennai. It gives public notice of specific insolvency petitions and company winding-up petitions before courts in Kallakurichi, Tiruchengode and Chennai, and does not introduce a general rule about land or property.
What the gazette contains
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 3(a), No. 38 was published by authority of the Government of Tamil Nadu on 1 October 2014. The Director of Stationery and Printing, Chennai printed and published it on behalf of the Government of Tamil Nadu.
The issue contains court notices rather than a general land law, planning notification or property registration change. Its contents include insolvency petitions, an advertisement under company jurisdiction and an advertisement under original jurisdiction.
Insolvency notices
The insolvency notices concern identified petitioners, debtors, creditors and respondents. Key notices include:
- D.No. 943/2014 before the Subordinate Judge at Kallakurichi, seeking to have the petitioner declared insolvent. The petition was listed for hearing on 17 November 2014.
- An insolvency petition before the Subordinate Judge of Tiruchengode, filed by creditor A. Velumani to have the first respondent, N. Vijayakumar, declared insolvent. It was listed for 17 October 2014.
- Notification No. VI-3(a)/102/2014, involving petitioner and debtor S. Suresh and listed respondents and creditors. The notice states that the petition was listed for 9 October 2014.
These notices apply directly to the named parties and persons concerned with the listed petitions.
Company winding-up petitions
Notification No. VI-3(a)/103/2014 concerns a petition involving M/s. Shriram City Union Finance Limited and M/s. Leather Leader Company Private Limited. The petition sought winding up of the company and was listed before the High Court at Madras for 27 October 2014.
Notification No. VI-3(a)/104/2014 concerns a winding-up petition filed by Mr. S. Murugesan, proprietor of M/s. Sri Venkateswara Steel, against M/s. Talent Engineering (Coimbatore) Private Limited. It was listed before the High Court at Chennai for 16 October 2014.
For the company petitions, a creditor, contributory or other person wishing to support or oppose the petition was directed to notify the petitioner or advocate and appear at the hearing. The notices required relevant notices and opposing affidavits to be delivered not less than five days before the hearing date. Copies of the petitions were available to creditors or contributories on payment of the prescribed charges.
Relevance to property readers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 3(a), No. 38 does not change land classification, ownership records, planning controls or registration requirements. Its relevance depends on whether a buyer, owner, company, creditor or other interested person is named in, or connected with, one of the court proceedings.
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Common questions
Does this gazette change any Tamil Nadu land or property rule?
No general land or property rule is stated. The gazette publishes notices about specific insolvency and company winding-up petitions.
Could this gazette matter to a property buyer?
It may be relevant if the seller, owner, creditor, company or another person connected with the transaction is named in one of the petitions. The gazette itself does not impose a general requirement on property buyers.
Which companies are covered by the winding-up notices?
The notices concern M/s. Leather Leader Company Private Limited and M/s. Talent Engineering (Coimbatore) Private Limited. They appear in Notification No. VI-3(a)/103/2014 and Notification No. VI-3(a)/104/2014 respectively.
Could a creditor oppose one of the company winding-up petitions?
Yes. The notices state that a creditor, contributory or other person wishing to support or oppose a petition should notify the petitioner or advocate and appear at the hearing, with the required documents delivered not less than five days before the hearing date.
