Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 39, Part VI, Section 1, 23 September 2020
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 39, Part VI, Section 1, dated 23 September 2020, containing public notifications issued by heads of departments. The supplied text includes Dindigul District treasure claim notices, Notification Nos. VI(1)/306/2020 and VI(1)/307/2020, and a land acquisition notice issued by the Commissioner of Land Administration, Chepauk, Chennai, for 95,480 square metres required for the Western Ring Road to Coimbatore City.
What the gazette covers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 39, Part VI, Section 1, dated 23 September 2020, publishes notifications of interest to the general public from heads of departments. The supplied pages contain two treasure claim notifications from the Dindigul District Collector and a land acquisition notice from the Commissioner of Land Administration, Chepauk, Chennai.
The contents page also lists variations concerning planning documents for Tiruchirappalli, Thoothukudi and Karur local planning areas. The supplied text does not include the detailed terms of those variations.
Treasure claim notifications
Notification No. VI(1)/306/2020 concerns one Amman idol and four Naga idols found in Athoor Village, Athoor Taluk, Dindigul District. People claiming full or partial ownership were invited to appear before the Personal Assistant (General) to the Dindigul District Collector, personally or through an authorised representative, with supporting evidence. The hearing was fixed for 10 August 2020.
Notification No. VI(1)/307/2020 concerns one brass Pathira Kaliamman idol found on 30 July 2017 in Vadakadu Village, Oddanchatram Taluk, Dindigul District. Its stated value is Rs. 12,490. A hearing for ownership claims was fixed for 30 August 2020.
Both notifications state that the objects may be declared ownerless if nobody claims them, or if a claim is rejected for lack of adequate evidence.
Western Ring Road land acquisition
Proceedings reference Roc.No.S1/9832/2020, issued by the Commissioner of Land Administration, Chepauk, Chennai, states that the Governor of Tamil Nadu acquires 95,480 square metres of dry land in Perur Chettipalayam Village, Perur Taluk, Coimbatore District, for construction of the Western Ring Road to Coimbatore City.
Key points include:
- The Government of Tamil Nadu states that it considered objections from owners and other interested persons.
- Compensation is to be paid from funds controlled and managed by the Chief Engineer, Highways (Construction and Maintenance), Coimbatore.
- The schedule identifies survey numbers, subdivisions, acquired extents, boundaries, landholders or interested persons, and structures or trees.
- The supplied schedule describes the listed properties as ryot dry land and generally records vacant land.
Owners, buyers and professionals dealing with land in Perur Chettipalayam should compare the relevant survey number and subdivision with the acquisition schedule.
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Common questions
Does the gazette acquire land for the Western Ring Road in Coimbatore?
Yes. Proceedings reference Roc.No.S1/9832/2020 acquires 95,480 square metres of dry land in Perur Chettipalayam Village, Perur Taluk, Coimbatore District, for the Western Ring Road to Coimbatore City.
How can I tell whether my property is included in the acquisition?
Check the property survey number and subdivision against the acquisition schedule. The schedule also provides the proposed acquired extent, boundaries and names of landholders or interested persons.
Who is responsible for paying compensation for the acquired land?
The notice states that compensation will be paid from funds controlled and managed by the Chief Engineer, Highways (Construction and Maintenance), Coimbatore.
What happens if nobody proves ownership of the idols found in Dindigul District?
The treasure notifications state that the objects may be declared ownerless if no claim is made, or if a claim is rejected because adequate supporting evidence is not provided.
