Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 46, Part VI, Section 3(a), 25 November 2009
The Government of Tamil Nadu published this Gazette issue on 25 November 2009, containing a Tamil Nadu Wakf Board management notification and two insolvency notices from the Court of the Principal Subordinate Judge, Tenkasi. The Tamil Nadu Wakf Board notification records Resolution item No. 57/09 in Rc. No. 1591/06/B15/DGL, dated 23 September 2009, placing three religious institutions in Dindigul District under direct Board management for six months.
What the Gazette issue contains
The Government of Tamil Nadu published this issue in Part VI, Section 3(a) of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette. It contains notifications from the Tamil Nadu Wakf Board and the Court of the Principal Subordinate Judge, Tenkasi.
The Gazette does not announce a land acquisition, land classification, planning change or property transfer. Its contents concern management of three religious institutions and notices of two personal insolvency applications.
Tamil Nadu Wakf Board management decision
The Tamil Nadu Wakf Board issued the notification under Lr. Rc. No. 1591/06/B15/DGL. Using powers under Section 65 of the Wakf Act, 1995, the Board recorded Resolution item No. 57/09 in Rc. No. 1591/06/B15/DGL, dated 23 September 2009.
Key provisions are:
- Balasamudram Pallivasal, Kanni Beevi Dargah and Mamanaradha Dargah, all in Palani Taluk, Dindigul District, were placed under the direct control of the Tamil Nadu Wakf Board.
- The stated reason was administrative reasons.
- Direct management was ordered for six months from the date of the Board's order.
- The Executive Officer of Begampur Pallivasal, Dindigul, was appointed as Executive Officer for the three institutions.
- A. Mohamed Jamaluddin, Chief Executive Officer of the Tamil Nadu Wakf Board, dated the published notification 30 October 2009.
The notification directly concerns the administration of the three named institutions and persons responsible for their management.
Insolvency notices from Tenkasi
The Court of the Principal Subordinate Judge, Tenkasi published two notices about applications by individuals seeking to be adjudged insolvent.
- D. No. 1251/09 and No. VI-3(a)/265/2009 concern petitioner Ramakrishnan and 16 listed persons. The hearing was posted for 6 January 2010.
- The second notice concerns petitioner Velraj and 11 listed respondents. The petition was posted for 20 January 2010.
Both notices state only that insolvency applications were filed and assigned hearing dates. They do not state that either petitioner had already been adjudged insolvent.
Relevance to property readers
The Gazette issue creates no general requirement for Tamil Nadu property buyers or owners. It may be relevant to people involved with the three named religious institutions or with the individuals and proceedings identified in the insolvency notices.
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Common questions
Does this Gazette notification change land ownership in Tamil Nadu?
No land ownership change is stated. The Gazette concerns direct management of three religious institutions and notices of two insolvency applications.
Which institutions were taken under direct management by the Tamil Nadu Wakf Board?
Balasamudram Pallivasal, Kanni Beevi Dargah and Mamanaradha Dargah in Palani Taluk, Dindigul District were placed under the direct control of the Tamil Nadu Wakf Board.
How long was the Tamil Nadu Wakf Board's direct management intended to continue?
Resolution item No. 57/09 in Rc. No. 1591/06/B15/DGL ordered direct management for six months from the date of the Board's order.
Were Ramakrishnan and Velraj declared insolvent by these notices?
The notices only say that each petitioner applied to be adjudged insolvent and provide hearing dates. They do not state that either person had been adjudged insolvent.
