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Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 44 (44 VI 1)

The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 44 on 11 November 2009, containing public notifications issued by Heads of Departments. It records town planning approvals and variations, transfers specified sugarcane areas between companies, declares a missing sales tax form invalid, and amends the territorial responsibilities of legal metrology and labour officers.

Category
Gazette notifications
Pages
10
Status
In force
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What the gazette covers

Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 44, published by the Government of Tamil Nadu on 11 November 2009, is a collection of separate departmental notifications rather than one land law. For property buyers and owners, its relevant contents are the listed town planning approval and variations concerning Virudhunagar and Kumbakonam planning areas.

Town planning matters

The contents list the following notifications under the Town and Country Planning Act:

  • A variation to the sanctioned Kattalampatti Town Planning Scheme and the Rajaji Nagar Detailed Development Plan of the Virudhunagar Local Planning Area.
  • Approval of Swamimalai Detailed Development Plan No. 2 by the Kumbakonam Local Planning Authority.
  • A variation to the sanctioned Kumbakonam Town Planning Scheme No. 1 of Kumbakonam Municipality in the Kumbakonam Local Planning Area.

The supplied text does not reproduce the detailed boundaries, survey numbers, land uses or changes made by these planning notifications. It therefore does not establish from the available pages whether a particular property is included.

Other changes recorded

The Commissioner of Sugar and Cane Commissioner of Tamil Nadu, through Notification No. VI(1)/315/2009 dated 14 October 2009, transfers the cane areas of Manalurpet, Arakandanallur, Mugaiyur, Tirukoilur, Veraiyur and part of Thiruvannamalai South from Madras Cements Limited to Madras Sugars Limited. Madras Sugars Limited is identified as a wholly owned subsidiary of Madras Cements Limited, and the other conditions in the earlier government order remain in force.

The Controller of Legal Metrology, Chennai also amends earlier notifications under the Standards of Weights and Measures (Enforcement) Act, 1985. The amendments allocate responsibilities among labour, legal metrology and stamping officers in Coimbatore, Tiruppur, Nilgiris, Erode, Pollachi, Mettupalayam, Dharapuram, Kangayam, Udumalaipettai and other specified jurisdictions. These amendments take effect from publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.

The Deputy Commissioner (Commercial Taxes), Zone I declares Form F number K2 155704 missing and invalid. The notification warns that anyone using it may face penal action under law.

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Common questions

Does this gazette show whether my property is covered by a planning change?

Not from the supplied text. It identifies planning approvals and variations affecting the Virudhunagar and Kumbakonam planning areas, but does not provide their detailed boundaries, survey numbers or land use changes.

Which Kumbakonam planning documents are covered?

The contents list approval of Swamimalai Detailed Development Plan No. 2 and a variation to the sanctioned Kumbakonam Town Planning Scheme No. 1 of Kumbakonam Municipality.

Does the transfer from Madras Cements Limited concern ownership of ordinary property?

The notification transfers specified allotted cane areas from Madras Cements Limited to Madras Sugars Limited. The source describes a transfer of cane area allotments and does not state that ownership of the underlying land is transferred.

When did the legal metrology jurisdiction amendments take effect?

The Controller of Legal Metrology, Chennai states that the amendments take effect from their publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.