Acquisition of Lands, Amendment to Notification (522 Ex II 2 v2)
The Government of Tamil Nadu Transport Department issued G.O. Ms. No. 113, Transport (I.2), dated 2nd November 2021, and G.O. Ms. No. 114, Transport (I.2), dated 2nd November 2021, to amend land acquisition schedules for the Madurai Airport expansion. The amendments identify affected survey fields, required land extents, owners or interested persons, and structures, wells and trees in Perungudi and Ayanpappakudi villages.
What the notifications do
G.O. Ms. No. 113, Transport (I.2), dated 2nd November 2021, amends the notification covering structures, wells and trees in Block 2 of the Madurai Airport Expansion Land Acquisition. It applies to Perungudi Village in Thiruparankundram Taluk, previously Madurai South Taluk, Madurai District.
G.O. Ms. No. 114, Transport (I.2), dated 2nd November 2021, amends the Form C schedule for structures and trees in Block No. III of Ayanpappakudi Village, Madurai South Taluk, Madurai District. The schedule states a total extent of 8.25.74 hectares, or 20.40 acres.
Land and property details covered
The Government of Tamil Nadu Transport Department schedules identify affected property using the following information:
- Survey number and subdivision number.
- Classification, where provided.
- Required extent in hectares and ares.
- Names and addresses of owners or persons interested.
- Buildings, including concrete houses, tiled houses, roof types and other structures.
- Open wells, bore wells and wells recorded as not in use.
- Trees and crops, including coconut, neem, tamarind, teak, jasmine, guava and other varieties.
The Perungudi schedule includes entries in Survey Field Nos. 269, 270 and 273. The supplied Ayanpappakudi schedule includes entries in Survey Nos. 436 and 437, with several subdivisions and multiple persons listed against some fields.
Who should check the schedules
The amendment notifications may directly affect owners, occupiers and other interested persons whose names or land survey details appear in the Perungudi or Ayanpappakudi schedules. Buyers, lenders and property professionals dealing with land near the Madurai Airport expansion area should compare the relevant survey number and subdivision with the gazette entries.
A name alone may not be enough to identify affected land because several entries list multiple persons. The survey number, subdivision, required extent, village and recorded structures or trees should be checked together. The schedules also matter where a transaction includes a house, well, planted crop or tree recorded separately from the land extent.
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Common questions
Which villages are covered by these amendment notifications?
The schedules cover Perungudi Village in Thiruparankundram Taluk, previously Madurai South Taluk, and Ayanpappakudi Village in Madurai South Taluk. Both are in Madurai District.
How can I check whether my property is included?
Compare your village, survey number, subdivision number and land extent with the schedules. Also check the listed owner or interested person and any recorded building, well, tree or crop.
Are buildings and wells included, or only vacant land?
The schedules include land as well as buildings, houses, open wells, a bore well, trees and planted crops. Some entries record roof types or state that a well is not in use.
What is the stated extent for the Ayanpappakudi schedule?
The Form C schedule for Block No. III of Ayanpappakudi Village states a total extent of 8.25.74 hectares, or 20.40 acres.
