Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 41, Part II, Section 2 (41 II 2 v4)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 41, Part II, Section 2 on 9 October 2019, containing notifications from the Backward Classes, Most Backward Classes and Minorities Welfare Department, the Home Department, and the Labour and Employment Department. The notifications appoint a Kazi, transfer listed Coimbatore areas between police station jurisdictions, establish magistrate courts, amend family court and special judge notifications, refer labour disputes for adjudication, and correct a minimum wages notification. The Gazette does not contain a measure concerning land ownership, patta, registration, planning or change of land use.
What the Gazette covers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 41, Part II, Section 2, published by the Government of Tamil Nadu on 9 October 2019, is a collection of unrelated departmental notifications. It mainly concerns public administration, police jurisdiction, courts and labour disputes, rather than property or land rights.
Main provisions
- The Backward Classes, Most Backward Classes and Minorities Welfare Department, through Government Order Ms. No. 56 dated 13 September 2019, appoints Thiru A.S.M. Sardar Maideen as Kazi for Tiruvarur District.
- The Home Department, through Government Order Ms. No. 342 dated 2 July 2019, transfers the listed villages and hamlets in Coimbatore District from the local areas of Sulur and Negamam Police Stations to Sulthanpettai Police Station. The change takes effect from 2 July 2019.
- The Home Department, through Government Order Ms. No. 494 dated 19 September 2019, establishes two Metropolitan Magistrate Courts at Egmore and one at Saidapet for cases filed under the Negotiable Instruments Act. It also establishes a Metropolitan Magistrate mobile court at Chennai for traffic offences and other petty cases, with jurisdiction arranged by police station area.
- The Home Department, through Government Order Ms. No. 492 dated 18 September 2019, amends the jurisdiction description for the Family Court at Nagercoil. The expression "Nagercoil Taluk" is replaced by "Agastheeswaram Taluk" in the earlier notification.
- The Home Department, through Government Order Ms. No. 491 dated 18 September 2019, amends an earlier notification appointing Special Judges for Prevention of Corruption Act cases. It substitutes "Chief Judicial Magistrate, Ariyalur" for the earlier Ariyalur court description and removes the words "to be constituted" from another entry.
- The Labour and Employment Department, through Government Order (D) No. 521 dated 10 September 2019, refers a dispute involving C.H.F. India Private Limited, Vellore, to the Industrial Tribunal at Chennai.
- The Labour and Employment Department, through Government Order (D) No. 531 dated 13 September 2019, refers a dispute involving Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation (Madurai) Limited to the Labour Court at Madurai.
- A Labour and Employment Department correction dated 17 September 2019 concerns revision of minimum wage rates for employment in soap manufacturing.
Relevance to property owners and buyers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 41 does not alter land classification, ownership, registration, planning controls or land use. Its location based effects are limited to police station and court jurisdiction.
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Common questions
Does this Gazette change the ownership, patta or classification of any land?
No such change appears in the supplied Gazette text. It contains administrative, court, police and labour notifications, not a land ownership or classification measure.
Which Coimbatore police jurisdiction changed?
Government Order Ms. No. 342 dated 2 July 2019 moves the listed villages and hamlets from Sulur and Negamam Police Stations to Sulthanpettai Police Station, with effect from 2 July 2019.
Does the Family Court amendment change the court location?
The Home Department amendment replaces the expression "Nagercoil Taluk" with "Agastheeswaram Taluk" in the earlier Family Court notification. The supplied text does not state that the Family Court itself is relocated.
Does this Gazette create any new courts in Chennai?
Yes. Government Order Ms. No. 494 dated 19 September 2019 establishes two Metropolitan Magistrate Courts at Egmore, one at Saidapet, and a mobile Metropolitan Magistrate Court for traffic offences and other petty cases in Chennai.
