Framing of Bye Law in respect of Trust Estate of M.K.P. Marcayar and Maqdoomi Masjid Waqf, Sembudoss Street, George Town, Chennai District

What the notification does

The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board, Chennai, notified that it had approved a bye law for the Trust Estate of M.K.P. Marcayar and Maqdoomi Masjid Waqf, located at Sembudoss Street, George Town, Chennai District. The stated purpose is better administration of the Waqf.

The approval was made under the powers referred to in Section 69 of the Waqf Act, 1995. It was recorded in Resolution Item No. 62/24 in Rc. No. 12765/16/B6/Chen, dated 3 July 2024.

Key details

• The responsible authority is the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board, Chennai.
• The notification reference is Letter Rc. No. 12765/16/B6/Chen.
• The affected institution is the Trust Estate of M.K.P. Marcayar and Maqdoomi Masjid Waqf.
• The location stated is Sembudoss Street, George Town, Chennai District.
• The bye law was approved for better administration of the Waqf.
• The notification is dated 20 September 2024 and was published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette on 25 September 2024.
• The Gazette notice announces the approval but does not include the wording or individual provisions of the bye law.

Who may need to check it

The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board notification is directly relevant to people responsible for, or dealing with, the administration of the named Waqf. A property buyer, owner or professional dealing with property connected to the Trust Estate of M.K.P. Marcayar and Maqdoomi Masjid Waqf may wish to identify the approved bye law before relying on its terms.

What the Gazette notice does not establish

The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board notification does not provide property boundaries, survey numbers, ownership details or transaction conditions. It also does not state the contents of the approved bye law. The notice therefore confirms that approval occurred, but the supplied text alone cannot show what administrative requirements the bye law contains or how any particular property dealing is treated.