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Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 3(a), No. 40 (40 VI 3a v2)

The Government of Tamil Nadu published the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board Notifications Numbers VI-3(a)/107/2015, VI-3(a)/108/2015 and VI-3(a)/109/2015, and High Court of Judicature at Madras Notifications Numbers VI-3(a)/110/2015 and VI-3(a)/111/2015, in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated 7 October 2015. The notifications place three waqf institutions under direct board management for one year and advertise two company winding-up petitions.

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What the Gazette covers

The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 3(a), No. 40, dated 7 October 2015, contains notifications from the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board, Chennai, and the High Court of Judicature at Madras. It records management changes affecting three waqf institutions and gives public notice of winding-up petitions involving two companies.

Waqf management changes

The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board issued the following notifications under the Waqf Act 1995:

  • Notification Number VI-3(a)/107/2015 places the Anchuvannam Peer Muhummedia Muslim Association at Thuckalay, Kalkulam Taluk, Kanyakumari District, under the direct control of the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board for one year from the Gazette notification. The Superintendent of the Waqf, Tirunelveli, is appointed Executive Officer.
  • Notification Number VI-3(a)/108/2015 places Jamia Masjid Waqf, Tuticorin District, under direct board control for one year from 18 August 2015. The Waqf Inspector, Tuticorin, is appointed Executive Officer.
  • Notification Number VI-3(a)/109/2015 places Jumma Masjid at Cuddalore O.T. Pallivasal, Cuddalore, under direct board control for one year from the board order dated 18 August 2015. The Superintendent of Waqfs, Cuddalore, is appointed Executive Officer.

These notifications concern management and executive control of the named waqf institutions. They are directly relevant to their administrators and others dealing with those institutions during the specified periods.

Company winding-up notices

High Court of Judicature at Madras Notification Number VI-3(a)/110/2015 advertises a winding-up petition presented by Wanbury Limited, as creditor, against Bafna Pharmaceuticals Limited. The petition was listed for hearing on 14 October 2015.

High Court of Judicature at Madras Notification Number VI-3(a)/111/2015 advertises a winding-up petition concerning Classic Mills Private Limited and names Aegan Industries Private Limited as petitioner and Classic Spinning Mills Private Limited as respondent. The petition was listed for hearing on 15 October 2015.

For both petitions, a creditor, contributory or other person wishing to support or oppose the petition had to notify the petitioner or advocate and appear at the hearing. Notice and any opposing affidavit had to be provided not less than five days before the hearing.

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Common questions

Does the Gazette place any waqf property under Tamil Nadu Waqf Board control?

It places the management of three named waqf institutions under the direct control of the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board for one year. The notifications also appoint an Executive Officer for each institution.

When did direct management of the Thuckalay association begin?

Notification Number VI-3(a)/107/2015 states that direct control of the Anchuvannam Peer Muhummedia Muslim Association lasts for one year from the date of the Gazette notification.

Which companies were involved in the winding-up notices?

One notice concerns Wanbury Limited and Bafna Pharmaceuticals Limited. The other names Aegan Industries Private Limited as petitioner and Classic Spinning Mills Private Limited as respondent.

Could a creditor oppose one of the winding-up petitions?

Yes. A creditor, contributory or other person could give signed notice to the petitioner or advocate, appear at the hearing, and file and serve any opposing affidavit not less than five days before the hearing.