Constitution of an Additional Sub-Court at Karur in Karur District under the Tamil Nadu Civil Courts Act
The Government of Tamil Nadu, Home Department (Courts-III), issued G.O. Ms. No. 140, dated 12th February 2009, to provide for an Additional Sub-Court at Karur under the Tamil Nadu Civil Courts Act, 1873. The notifications increase the number of Subordinate Judges for Karur District to three and the number appointed to the Subordinate Court, Karur to two, effective when the Additional Subordinate Judge, Karur assumes charge.
What the document does
The Government of Tamil Nadu, Home Department (Courts-III), issued G.O. Ms. No. 140, dated 12th February 2009, concerning the constitution of an Additional Sub-Court at Karur in Karur District. The notifications were published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary and exercise powers under Section 4 of the Tamil Nadu Civil Courts Act, 1873.
The document changes the authorised number of Subordinate Judges serving Karur District and the Subordinate Court at Karur. It does not state that the change took effect immediately on publication. Both changes become effective when the Additional Subordinate Judge, Karur assumes charge of the court.
Key provisions
- The number of Subordinate Judges to be appointed for Karur District is altered to three.
- The number of Subordinate Judges to be appointed to the Subordinate Court, Karur is varied to two.
- The district-wide change takes effect from the date on which the Additional Subordinate Judge, Karur assumes charge.
- The change for the Subordinate Court, Karur also takes effect from that assumption-of-charge date.
- The Governor of Tamil Nadu made the district-wide alteration using powers under Section 4 of the Tamil Nadu Civil Courts Act, 1873.
- The Governor made the variation for the Subordinate Court, Karur after consultation with the High Court, Madras.
Who may be affected
The Government of Tamil Nadu notifications directly concern the judicial establishment in Karur District, particularly the number of Subordinate Judges assigned to the Subordinate Court at Karur. Court users, lawyers and parties with matters before that court may therefore be affected by the additional judicial post.
For property buyers and owners, the document is relevant only where a matter falls within the work of the Subordinate Court at Karur. The source contains no provision changing land ownership, land classification, planning controls, registration requirements or property records. Its stated purpose is to alter the number of Subordinate Judges in Karur District and at the Subordinate Court, Karur.
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Common questions
Does this notification change my land title or property records in Karur?
No change to land titles or property records is stated. The notifications deal with the number of Subordinate Judges in Karur District and at the Subordinate Court, Karur.
How many Subordinate Judges are provided for Karur District?
G.O. Ms. No. 140, dated 12th February 2009, alters the number of Subordinate Judges for Karur District to three.
How many Subordinate Judges are provided for the Subordinate Court, Karur?
The number of Subordinate Judges to be appointed to the Subordinate Court, Karur is varied to two.
When do the changes in judicial strength take effect?
The changes take effect from the date on which the Additional Subordinate Judge, Karur assumes charge of the court.
