Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 49, Part VI, Section 3(a), 24 December 2014
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 49, Part VI, Section 3(a), dated 24 December 2014, publishes notifications from the Tamil Nadu Wakf Board, Chennai, and the Principal Sub-Court, Dindigul. The Tamil Nadu Wakf Board resolution, item No. 126/14 in Rc. No. 12532/12/B4/KPM, dated 26 August 2014, places two Kancheepuram mosques under its direct control for one year, while the Principal Sub-Court notification identifies people adjudicated insolvent and gives a hearing date.
What the Gazette contains
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 49, Part VI, Section 3(a), dated 24 December 2014, contains two separate public notifications. One concerns the management of two mosques in Little Kancheepuram. The other lists debtors declared insolvent by the Principal Sub-Court, Dindigul.
Direct management of the mosques
The Tamil Nadu Wakf Board, Chennai, issued the mosque notification under Lr. Rc. No. 12532/2012/B4/KPM. The notification records that the Board acted through resolution item No. 126/14 in Rc. No. 12532/12/B4/KPM, dated 26 August 2014.
Key provisions are:
- Sunnath Jamath Mosque and Sheik Kairullah Mosque at Theradi, Little Kancheepuram, Kancheepuram District, were taken under the direct control of the Tamil Nadu Wakf Board.
- Direct control was ordered for one year from the date of the Board's order, 26 August 2014.
- The Wakf Inspector, Kancheepuram, was appointed as Executive Officer.
- The notification states that the action was taken under Section 65(1) of the Wakf Act 1995, as amended by Act 27/2013.
The mosque notification directly concerns the administration of the two named wakfs and persons dealing with their management during the stated period. It does not identify any individual land parcel, survey number or property transaction.
Insolvency notification
The Principal Sub-Court, Dindigul, gave notice that the listed insolvency petitioners had been declared insolvent. The entries provide insolvency petition numbers, filing dates, names and addresses, adjudication dates, and a hearing date of 10 January 2015.
The named debtors are:
- Balakrishnan, Murugesan, Ravichandran and Venkatesan, sons of Rajamani, connected with I.P. No. 5/2004.
- M. Rajendran, son of K. Muthaiah, connected with I.P. No. 07/2004.
- A. Ramar, son of Alagarsamy, connected with I.P. No. 12/2005.
- Rajendran, son of Vellaiya Devar, connected with I.P. No. 14/2008.
The insolvency notification affects the named debtors and anyone concerned with the listed insolvency proceedings. It gives residential addresses but does not describe any land, building, survey number or title document.
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Common questions
Which mosques were placed under the Tamil Nadu Wakf Board's direct control?
Sunnath Jamath Mosque and Sheik Kairullah Mosque at Theradi, Little Kancheepuram, Kancheepuram District, were placed under the direct control of the Tamil Nadu Wakf Board.
How long was the direct management period?
The Tamil Nadu Wakf Board ordered direct control for one year from 26 August 2014, the date of the Board's order.
Who was appointed to manage the two mosques?
The Wakf Inspector, Kancheepuram, was appointed as Executive Officer.
Does the Gazette identify property owned by the people declared insolvent?
No property is identified in the notification. It lists the debtors' names, residential addresses, insolvency petition details, adjudication dates and hearing date, but gives no land description or survey number.
