Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 3(a), No. 52 (52 VI 3a v3)
The Government of Tamil Nadu, through the Commissioner of Stationery and Printing, published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 3(a), Number 52, dated 23 December 2020. It gives public notice of three insolvency petitions through judicial notifications numbered VI-3(a)/109/2020, VI-3(a)/110/2020 and VI-3(a)/111/2020.
What the gazette contains
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 3(a), Number 52, dated 23 December 2020, contains judicial notifications from the Subordinate Court at Rasipuram and the Court of the Principal Subordinate Judge at Tenkasi. The notices inform the public about pending petitions under the Provincial Insolvency Act and provide the listed hearing dates.
The publication does not describe any land, approve a land transaction or change land use. Its relevance to a property buyer or owner depends on whether a person involved in a proposed transaction is one of the parties named in these insolvency proceedings.
Insolvency petition at Rasipuram
Notification number VI-3(a)/109/2020 concerns Insolvency Petition Number 3 of 2016 before the Subordinate Judge of Rasipuram.
- M/S. Shriram Transport Finance Company Limited is identified as the petitioner and creditor.
- Four respondents are listed, M. Rangayee, M. Sivakumar, M. Sakthivel and minor S. Jeevan Prasath, represented by his mother Muthulakshmi.
- The notice states that the petition seeks to have the first respondent adjudged insolvent.
- The petition was posted to 5 January 2021.
Insolvency petitions at Tenkasi
Notification number VI-3(a)/110/2020 concerns Insolvency Petition Number 8 of 2016 before the Principal Subordinate Judge of Tenkasi.
- Ramar, son of Vaithilinga Nadar, is the petitioner.
- Six respondents are listed, including Paulsamy, Thirumalaiyandi, Paulmani, Mari, Natarajan and K.J. Mobiles through its proprietor Jaiganesh.
- The notice states that Ramar applied to be adjudged insolvent.
- The printed posting date is 28 January 2020, although the notice is dated December 2020. The source does not explain this apparent date inconsistency.
Notification number VI-3(a)/111/2020 concerns Insolvency Petition Number 10 of 2016 before the same Tenkasi court.
- The source lists two petitioners or debtors and 24 respondents or creditors, mainly in Tamil text that is not legibly encoded in the supplied copy.
- The notice states that the petitioners applied to be adjudged insolvent.
- The petition was posted for hearing on 28 January 2021.
Who should check this publication
A buyer, owner, lender or professional should review the relevant court proceeding if a named party is involved in a proposed property transaction. The gazette notices report pending petitions only and do not provide the courts' final decisions.
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Common questions
Does this gazette notification change the ownership or permitted use of any land?
No land is described and no change of ownership or land use is recorded. The publication gives notice of pending insolvency petitions.
Was anyone finally declared insolvent by these notices?
The notices only state that petitions were filed and posted for hearing. They do not give any final court decision.
Why might this matter before buying property from a named person?
A named person may be involved in a pending insolvency proceeding. The source does not state how any particular property is affected, so the relevant court proceeding would need to be checked.
What are the hearing dates printed in the gazette?
The Rasipuram petition was posted to 5 January 2021, and Tenkasi Insolvency Petition Number 10 of 2016 was posted to 28 January 2021. Tenkasi Insolvency Petition Number 8 of 2016 shows 28 January 2020, an apparent inconsistency that the source does not explain.
