Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 47, Part VI, Section 1 (47 VI 1 v4)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published two departmental notifications in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette on 20 November 2019. Notification No. VI(1)/522/2019, issued by the Industries Commissioner and Director of Industries and Commerce and Registrar of Industrial Co-operatives, records the closure and cancellation of a tailoring workers industrial co-operative society, while Notification No. VI(1)/523/2019, issued by the Commissioner of Sugar and Cane Commissioner, Tamil Nadu, regulated the movement of sugarcane during the 2019-2020 crushing season until 30 September 2020. The notifications do not change land ownership, planning permission, land use or property registration.
What the Gazette contains
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated 20 November 2019 contains two separate notifications issued by heads of departments. One concerns the final closure of an industrial co-operative society. The other controlled the movement and purchase of registered and unregistered sugarcane during the 2019-2020 crushing season.
Closure of the industrial co-operative society
Notification No. VI(1)/522/2019 was issued by the Industries Commissioner and Director of Industries and Commerce and Registrar of Industrial Co-operatives. It records action taken through Proceedings No. LF.977/ICA/1998 dated 30 October 2019.
Key points are:
- The registration of the Thiyagadurugam Tailoring Workers Industrial Co-operative Society Limited, Industrial Number 568, was cancelled.
- The society was already under liquidation.
- Its affairs were finally closed with effect from 30 October 2019.
- The decision followed a final closure proposal dated 10 October 2019 from the Assistant Director of Industries and Commerce (Industrial Co-operatives), District Industries Centre, Villupuram, acting as Official Liquidator.
Sugarcane movement controls
Notification No. VI(1)/523/2019 was issued by the Commissioner of Sugar and Cane Commissioner, Tamil Nadu. It prohibited movement of registered or unregistered sugarcane from the demarcated area of any co-operative, public sector or private sector sugar mill without a prior diversion order from that office.
The notification also provided that:
- Sugar mills could purchase unregistered cane from their own reserved cane areas to address shortages and achieve full factory capacity utilisation.
- A mill that did not need unregistered cane could issue a No Objection Certificate within 14 days after receiving a grower's application.
- The certificate enabled the grower to sell unregistered cane to another needy sugar mill or elsewhere outside the notified area, but within Tamil Nadu.
- If a mill failed to issue the certificate after 14 days for another reason, the grower could report the matter to the Commissioner of Sugar and Cane Commissioner with proper particulars.
- The regulation applied from publication in the Gazette until 30 September 2020.
Relevance to property owners and buyers
Notification Nos. VI(1)/522/2019 and VI(1)/523/2019 do not contain provisions about land title, sale deeds, planning approval, land classification or property registration. Their direct relevance is limited to the closed co-operative society, sugar mills and sugarcane growers covered by the notifications.
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Common questions
Does this Gazette notification affect ownership or purchase of land in Tamil Nadu?
No land ownership, sale, planning, land use or property registration provisions appear in these notifications. They concern a co-operative society closure and sugarcane movement controls.
What happened to the Thiyagadurugam Tailoring Workers Industrial Co-operative Society Limited?
Its registration was cancelled and its affairs were finally closed with effect from 30 October 2019 under Proceedings No. LF.977/ICA/1998.
Could a farmer move unregistered sugarcane to another mill?
A farmer could do so with the required diversion permission or a No Objection Certificate from the mill in the reserved area. If the mill failed to issue the certificate after 14 days, the farmer could report the matter to the Commissioner of Sugar and Cane Commissioner.
Are the sugarcane movement controls still in force under this notification?
The notification states that the regulation applied from its Gazette publication until 30 September 2020.