Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part II, Section 2, No. 42 (42 II 2 v6)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part II, Section 2, No. 42 on 5 November 2014, containing notifications from several Secretariat departments. For landholders and buyers, G.O. (D) No. 387, Commercial Taxes and Registration Department (J2), dated 15 October 2014, remits the registration fee for a specified government land purchase, while G.O. (D) No. 132, Highways and Minor Ports Department (H.S.2), dated 14 October 2014, acquires specified land in Tiruppur for a bridge and road widening.
What the Gazette contains
The Government of Tamil Nadu published this Gazette issue as a collection of notifications and orders of interest to sections of the public. It includes measures concerning registration fees, taxation, university syndicates, land acquisition, judicial appointments, town and country planning, employment insurance, workplace inspection and industrial disputes.
Registration fee remission for land in Keelaiyur
G.O. (D) No. 387, Commercial Taxes and Registration Department (J2), dated 15 October 2014, remits the fee payable under the Registration Act for one specified sale instrument.
Key points are:
- The sale is to be executed by the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department in favour of the Fisheries Department.
- The receiving office is the Assistant Director of Fisheries (North), Nagapattinam.
- The transaction concerns the purchase of 4.28.5 hectares in Keelaiyur Village, Sirkali Taluk.
- The remission is granted in the public interest and applies to this identified government transaction.
The source does not provide a general registration fee reduction for private property purchases.
Tiruppur land acquisition
G.O. (D) No. 132, Highways and Minor Ports Department (H.S.2), dated 14 October 2014, acquires specified ryotwari dry lands in Tiruppur District and Taluk.
The acquisition covers:
- Land in Tiruppur city, Nallur Village and Mannarai Village.
- A total stated area of 6,289.8 square metres.
- Land required to construct a bridge and widen a road connecting the Tiruppur to Vijayamangalam road at kilometre 3/2 with the Tiruppur to Kangeyam road at kilometre 1/2.
- Identified town survey and survey fields, including G/2/1/2, 137/2A1A and 238/1, together with other parcels listed in the schedule.
The acquisition schedule records parcel boundaries, ownership details, areas and certain structures, trees and other features on the land. Compensation is to be paid from the deposit account maintained by the Tiruppur District Revenue Officer. Plans of the acquired lands are kept at the Tiruppur District Revenue Officer's office and may be inspected during office hours.
Other planning information
The Housing and Urban Development Department entry announces a draft amendment concerning the inclusion of additional areas in the Arakkonam Local Planning Area. The supplied text does not include the detailed areas or conditions of that draft amendment.
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Common questions
Does the registration fee remission apply to my private land purchase?
No general remission for private buyers is stated. G.O. (D) No. 387 applies specifically to the sale of 4.28.5 hectares in Keelaiyur Village by the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department to the Fisheries Department.
Which Tiruppur lands are affected by the acquisition?
G.O. (D) No. 132 covers scheduled parcels in Tiruppur city, Nallur Village and Mannarai Village, totalling 6,289.8 square metres. The schedule identifies the affected survey fields, boundaries, owners and individual areas.
Why is land being acquired in Tiruppur?
The land is required to construct a bridge and widen a road connecting the Tiruppur to Vijayamangalam road at kilometre 3/2 with the Tiruppur to Kangeyam road at kilometre 1/2.
Where can I inspect the plans for the Tiruppur acquisition?
The plans are kept at the office of the Tiruppur District Revenue Officer and may be inspected during office hours.