Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 50, Part II, Section 2 (50 II 2 v4)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 50 on 11 December 2019, containing notifications from the Health and Family Welfare Department, Home Department, and Labour and Employment Department. Government Order (3D) No. 44 dated 19 November 2019 declares Bhaarath Medical College and Hospital a teaching medical institution, Government Order Ms. No. 664 dated 20 November 2019 amends a notification constituting the District Munsif Court at Uthukuli, Government Order (2D) No. 87 dated 21 November 2019 fixes minimum wages in the chemical industry, and Government Order (Rt.) No. 351 dated 26 November 2019 declares specified steam generation equipment manufacturing a public utility service for six months. The contents also list acquisition of lands, but the supplied text gives no property, survey number, owner or location details for that acquisition.
What the Gazette issue covers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 50, published by the Government of Tamil Nadu on 11 December 2019, collects notifications and orders affecting particular sections of the public. The supplied text includes court administration, medical education, employment wages, industrial relations and public service awards.
District Munsif Court at Uthukuli
Government Order Ms. No. 664, Home (Courts-III) Department, dated 20 November 2019, amends Home Department Notification No. II(2)/HO/738/2019, which was published on 11 September 2019 concerning the constitution of the District Munsif Court at Uthukuli in Tiruppur District.
- The Governor of Tamil Nadu made the amendment after consultation with the High Court of Madras.
- The amendment replaces the expression "SEVEN" with "EIGHT" in the earlier notification.
- The supplied text does not explain what the changed number counts or reproduce the complete earlier notification.
Minimum wages in the chemical industry
Government Order (2D) No. 87, Labour and Employment (J1) Department, dated 21 November 2019, fixes monthly minimum basic wages for specified chemical industry employees throughout Tamil Nadu.
- Listed monthly basic wages range from Rs. 8,050 for an office assistant or helper to Rs. 10,500 for a technical manager.
- Mechanical, electrical and instrumentation technicians, operators, welders, fitters, riggers, chemical operators and housekeepers are listed at Rs. 8,850 per month.
- Dearness allowance increases by Rs. 50 per month for every point above the stated Chennai City Consumer Price Index reference of 161 points.
- Monthly wages are divided by 26 to calculate daily wages.
- Men and women doing the same work must receive the same wages.
- Existing wages above these minimums must continue.
Other legal effects
Government Order (3D) No. 44, Health and Family Welfare (Z1) Department, dated 19 November 2019, declares Bhaarath Medical College and Hospital, Agaram Road, Selaiyur, Chennai, a teaching medical institution for the Tamil Nadu Anatomy Act.
Government Order (Rt.) No. 351, Labour and Employment (D2) Department, dated 26 November 2019, declares the industry manufacturing high pressure boilers, valves, fittings, pressure vessels and package boilers a public utility service for six months from Gazette publication.
Relevance to land and property
The Gazette contents list acquisition of lands under the Planning, Development and Special Initiatives Department. The supplied text does not include the acquisition notification itself, so it does not identify affected land, owners, survey numbers or boundaries.
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Common questions
Does this Gazette identify any land being acquired?
The contents list acquisition of lands, but the supplied text does not provide the acquisition notification or identify any property, survey number, owner or boundary.
Does the Uthukuli District Munsif Court amendment change property jurisdiction?
The amendment replaces "SEVEN" with "EIGHT" in an earlier court constitution notification. The supplied text does not explain what the number refers to or state how court jurisdiction changes.
When did the chemical industry minimum wages take effect?
Government Order (2D) No. 87 states that the minimum wages take effect from publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, which occurred on 11 December 2019.
Can a chemical industry employer reduce an existing wage to the listed minimum?
No. Government Order (2D) No. 87 states that where existing wages are higher than the fixed minimum wages, the higher wages must continue to be paid.
