Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 44, Part VI, Section 3(a), 31 October 2018
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 44, Part VI, Section 3(a), dated 31 October 2018, containing notifications from the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board, Chennai, and the Principal Subordinate Judge of Namakkal. It records Tamil Nadu Waqf Board Resolution item No.101/18 in Rc.No.16821/12/B3/RMD, dated 27 September 2018, placing one waqf under direct management, approves bye laws for two other waqfs, and publishes notices of insolvency petitions that may involve the respondents' properties.
What the Gazette contains
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 44, Part VI, Section 3(a), dated 31 October 2018, publishes three Tamil Nadu Waqf Board notifications and several judicial notices from the Court of the Principal Subordinate Judge of Namakkal. The property related effect depends on whether land belongs to one of the named waqfs or to a person involved in a listed insolvency petition.
Waqf management and bye laws
The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board, Chennai, published the following decisions:
- Resolution item No.101/18 in Rc.No.16821/12/B3/RMD, dated 27 September 2018, placed Chinna Mohallam Mohideen Andavar Pallivasal Waqf, Kollampattarai Theru, Velipattanam, Ramnad District, under the direct management of the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board for one year from 27 September 2018.
- The Waqf Inspector, Ramnad, was appointed as Executive Officer for that waqf.
- Resolution item No.80/18 in Rc.No.813/08/B1/Tuticorin, dated 27 September 2018, approved the bye law framed for Jamia Pallivasal, Tuticorin District.
- Resolution item No.8/18 in Rc.No.20050/09/B3/RMD, dated 27 September 2018, approved the bye law framed for Erwadi Kuthba Pallivasal Wakf, Keelakarai Taluk, Ramnad District.
A buyer or professional dealing with property connected to these institutions should note the management arrangement and the approval of the bye laws. The Gazette extract does not reproduce the contents of those bye laws.
Insolvency petition notices
The Court of the Principal Subordinate Judge of Namakkal published notices relating to multiple insolvency petitions. Several notices seek to have a respondent declared insolvent and, in some cases, to vest the respondent's properties in an Official Receiver at Salem or Namakkal.
The listed hearing dates include 1 December 2018 and 3 December 2018. These publications are notices of filed petitions and hearing dates. They do not state that every named person was finally declared insolvent.
Who should check the details
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 44 may matter to:
- Buyers examining property owned by or connected with a named waqf.
- Parties dealing with property belonging to a petitioner or respondent named in an insolvency notice.
- Lawyers, lenders and title professionals checking whether property was sought to be vested in an Official Receiver.
The relevant institution name, petition number, parties and property ownership records should be checked before relying on a transaction.
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Common questions
Did the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board take over Chinna Mohallam Mohideen Andavar Pallivasal Waqf?
Yes. Tamil Nadu Waqf Board Resolution item No.101/18 in Rc.No.16821/12/B3/RMD, dated 27 September 2018, placed it under direct Board management for one year from that date and appointed the Waqf Inspector, Ramnad, as Executive Officer.
Does the Gazette provide the full bye laws for Jamia Pallivasal or Erwadi Kuthba Pallivasal Wakf?
No. It records that the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board approved the framed bye laws, but the supplied text does not reproduce their provisions.
Were the people named in the insolvency notices already declared insolvent?
The notices state that petitions were filed seeking insolvency findings and give hearing dates. They do not state that every named person was finally declared insolvent.
Could the insolvency petitions affect a property purchase?
Potentially, if the property belongs to a person whose assets were sought to be vested in an Official Receiver. The Gazette identifies the relevant petitions and parties, but the supplied text does not provide final outcomes.
