Revenue Department notification creating Sulur Taluk
The Government of Tamil Nadu, Revenue Department, in Government Order Ms. No. 72, Revenue [R.N.1(1)] Department, dated 20 February 2009, notified the creation of a new Sulur Taluk in Coimbatore District by bifurcating Palladam Taluk. From 22 February 2009, the new Sulur Taluk was to function with its headquarters at Sulur, and the powers then exercised by the Palladam Tahsildar over the listed firkas were to be exercised by the Sulur Tahsildar.
What this notification does
The Government of Tamil Nadu published a Revenue Department notification in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 47, Chennai, Friday, 20 February 2009. Through Government Order Ms. No. 72, Revenue [R.N.1(1)] Department, dated 20 February 2009, the Government created a new Sulur Taluk in Coimbatore District by bifurcating Palladam Taluk.
The notification states that the new taluk would take effect from 22 February 2009. Sulur is named as the headquarters of the new taluk.
Who it affects
This notification matters to people whose land, records, revenue administration or taluk level dealings fall within the villages grouped under the new Sulur Taluk. It is especially relevant for property owners, buyers and professionals dealing with revenue records in the listed areas.
Key administrative change
From 22 February 2009, the powers that were then being exercised by the Palladam Tahsildar over the listed firkas were to be exercised by the Sulur Tahsildar.
In practical terms, the notification shifts taluk level revenue administration for the listed areas from Palladam Taluk to Sulur Taluk.
Areas included in Sulur Taluk
The notification includes four firkas in the new Sulur Taluk:
- Karumathampatti
- Sulur
- Selakkarichal
- Varapatti
The revenue villages listed under these firkas are included within the administrative limits of Sulur Taluk.
Why a property holder should check this
A property holder should check whether their village is one of the villages listed under these four firkas. If it is, then from 22 February 2009 the relevant taluk authority for revenue administration became Sulur Taluk, with the Sulur Tahsildar exercising the powers mentioned in the notification.
What the notification does not cover
The Gazette text is about taluk reorganisation and administrative jurisdiction. It does not set out any land classification change, registration rule, fee, tax or planning approval requirement.
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Common questions
What was created by this Gazette notification?
The Government of Tamil Nadu created a new Sulur Taluk in Coimbatore District by bifurcating Palladam Taluk. Sulur was fixed as the headquarters.
From when did Sulur Taluk start functioning?
The notification states that the new Sulur Taluk would function from 22 February 2009.
Which officer got jurisdiction over the listed areas after the change?
From 22 February 2009, the powers then exercised by the Palladam Tahsildar over the listed firkas were to be exercised by the Sulur Tahsildar.
Which firkas were included in the new Sulur Taluk?
The notification lists four firkas, Karumathampatti, Sulur, Selakkarichal and Varapatti.
