Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 45
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, Number 45, dated 30 November 2011, containing notifications issued by heads of departments, including Chennai Police, the High Court, Madras, and the Principal District Court, Thoothukkudi. It covers a cinema complex proposal in Chennai, court jurisdiction in Tiruchendur, judicial appointments, court holidays and other public notices, while its contents also list planning notifications for Periyakulam and Salem.
Scope of the gazette
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, Number 45 is a collection of public notifications rather than a single land law. It was published by the Government of Tamil Nadu on 30 November 2011 and contains notices from several authorities.
The listed subjects include:
- A proposed permanent multiplex complex in Jafferkhanpet, Ashok Nagar, Chennai.
- Constitution and jurisdiction of a separate District Munsif Court at Tiruchendur.
- A proposed notary appointment in Thoothukkudi District.
- High Court vacations and holidays for 2012.
- Appointment of Deputy Tahsildars as Special Judicial Magistrates.
- Planning entries concerning a modified master plan for Periyakulam Local Planning Area and variations to the Salem Local Planning Area master plan.
Property and planning relevance
The Chennai Police notice concerns an application by Thiru Mathivathanan for a no objection certificate to construct a permanent multiplex with four screens, shops and a food court. The identified land is T.S. No. 208/5, Block No. 132, Survey Nos. 346, 347 and 348/2, Pillaiyar Koil Street, Jafferkhanpet, Ashok Nagar, Kodambakkam Village, Mambalam-Guindy Taluk, Chennai.
Any person objecting on the ground that the proposal does not comply with the Tamil Nadu Cinemas (Regulation) Act, 1955 or its rules was required to file a written objection with the Commissioner of Police within 15 days of publication. Late objections were liable to summary rejection.
The contents page lists planning notifications for Periyakulam and Salem, but the supplied text does not include their detailed provisions, affected survey numbers or boundaries.
Tiruchendur court jurisdiction
The High Court, Madras fixed Tiruchendur as the location of the District Munsif Court. Its local jurisdiction covers the entire Revenue Taluk of Tiruchendur except Alwarthirunagari Firka, effective from the constitution of the separate court by converting the existing Principal District Munsif-cum-Judicial Magistrate Court.
The District Munsif may hear eligible original suits and proceedings where the subject value does not exceed one lakh rupees. The District Munsif also has Small Causes Court jurisdiction for eligible suits up to Rs. 5,000. These provisions may affect where qualifying property and civil disputes within the stated area are filed.
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Common questions
Does this gazette change the master plans for Salem or Periyakulam?
The contents list variations to the Salem Local Planning Area master plan and preparation of a modified master plan for Periyakulam Local Planning Area. The supplied text does not provide the detailed changes or affected properties.
Does the cinema notice apply to every property in Chennai?
No. It concerns the specified site at Pillaiyar Koil Street, Jafferkhanpet, Ashok Nagar, identified by T.S. No. 208/5, Block No. 132 and Survey Nos. 346, 347 and 348/2.
Where are civil property cases from Tiruchendur Taluk handled?
The District Munsif Court at Tiruchendur has local jurisdiction over the entire Revenue Taluk of Tiruchendur except Alwarthirunagari Firka, subject to the stated limits on the type and value of proceedings.
Does this gazette alter ownership, patta or land records?
The supplied text does not state that it changes ownership, patta or land records. Its property-related material concerns a cinema no objection certificate application, planning entries and court jurisdiction.
