Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 4, Part VI, Section 1 (4 VI 1 v3)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 4, Part VI, Section 1 on 23 January 2019. It contains Notification No. VI(1)/34/2019, dated 31 December 2018, through which the Commissioner of Police, Greater Chennai Police granted a police no objection certificate for a proposed ten-screen multiplex and restaurant at Uthandi Village, and separate notifications from the Chief Judicial Magistrates listing criminal court holidays in Tirunelveli and Thoothukudi districts.
What the gazette contains
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 4, Part VI, Section 1 publishes notifications intended for the general public. Its main subjects are:
- A police no objection certificate for a specific multiplex development in Uthandi Village.
- The 2019 holiday schedule for criminal courts in Tirunelveli District.
- A holiday schedule headed as applying to 2019 for criminal courts in Thoothukudi District, although the notification text refers to 2018.
Multiplex no objection certificate
Notification No. VI(1)/34/2019, reference number E2(1)/717/126716/2018, was issued by A.K. Viswanathan, Commissioner of Police, Greater Chennai Police, on 31 December 2018. It grants Suresh Ravindran and T.R. Jayanandan a no objection certificate from the police point of view for constructing a permanent multiplex theatre with ten screens and a restaurant.
The proposed development is at Survey Nos. 3/488 B1A and 3/700, No. 17, East Coast Road, Uthandi Village, Sholinganallur Taluk, Kancheepuram District. The site falls under the licensing authority of the Commissioner of Police, Greater Chennai Police.
Key conditions are:
- The certificate is valid for five years from the date of the order.
- The five-year validity is stated to follow Government Order Ms No. 324, Home (Cinema-I) Department, dated 16 April 2002.
- If the permanent cinema is not constructed within that period, the applicants must obtain a fresh no objection certificate.
- After the restaurant seating arrangements are completed, the applicants must obtain a separate no objection certificate from the traffic point of view.
The notification only describes the certificate as a no objection from the police point of view.
Tirunelveli criminal court holidays
The Tirunelveli notification, issued by Chief Judicial Magistrate N. Rajamanickam on 26 December 2018, declares holidays for the Chief Judicial Magistrate Court and subordinate criminal courts during 2019. All Saturdays and Sundays are holidays except eleven specified Saturdays fixed as working days, from 5 January to 7 December 2019.
Thoothukudi criminal court holidays
The Thoothukudi notification, issued by Chief Judicial Magistrate T. Bagavathiammal on 31 December 2018, lists holidays and the same eleven working Saturdays. Its heading and listed dates concern 2019, but its introductory text says the holidays are for 2018, creating an inconsistency within the published text.
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Common questions
Does the multiplex notification affect every property on East Coast Road?
No. The police no objection certificate is for the proposed multiplex and restaurant at Survey Nos. 3/488 B1A and 3/700, No. 17, East Coast Road, Uthandi Village.
How long is the multiplex police no objection certificate valid?
It is valid for five years from 31 December 2018. If the permanent cinema is not constructed within that period, the applicants must apply for a fresh certificate.
Is any further police clearance required for the restaurant?
Yes. The applicants must obtain a no objection certificate from the traffic point of view after completing the restaurant seating arrangements.
Are all Saturdays court holidays in Tirunelveli and Thoothukudi?
No. The notifications identify eleven Saturdays in 2019 as working days for subordinate courts, from 5 January to 7 December.
