Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 6
The Government of Tamil Nadu published the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 6 on 18 February 2009, containing a missing Form C notice from the Assistant Commissioner (C.T), Chepauk Assessment Circle, and two High Court, Madras notifications appointing revenue officials as Special Judicial Magistrates. The Gazette does not concern land ownership, land use, registration or planning, so it does not directly affect a property buyer or owner.
What the Gazette covers
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 1, No. 6, published by the Government of Tamil Nadu on 18 February 2009, contains notifications of public interest issued by Heads of Departments and other authorities. It covers a missing Form C under sales tax law and temporary appointments of revenue officials as Special Judicial Magistrates.
The Gazette contains no provision about title, patta, survey boundaries, land classification, planning permission, building approval or property registration.
Missing Form C notice
The Assistant Commissioner (C.T), Chepauk Assessment Circle, recorded details of a missing Form C connected with Photo Guide, No. 120, Wallajah Road, Fazal Complex, Mount Road, Chennai.
Key details are:
- The dealer's TIN is 33690660961 and CST number is 618423, dated 19 July 1994.
- Form C number TN/G 276449, dated 31 March 2002, was issued to Welcome Products for a value of Rs. 1,96,850.50.
- The dealer's petition letter was dated 21 July 2008.
- Welcome Products reported losing the form at Vile Parle and lodged a police complaint.
- FIR No. 865/08 was dated 15 May 2008 at Vile Parle Police Station.
The notice does not state any consequence for land or property transactions.
Special Judicial Magistrate appointments
Under Notification No. VI(1)/69/2009, No. 22/2009, the High Court appointed Thiru M. John Bellermin, Tahsildar Trainee in Tiruvallur District, as a Special Judicial Magistrate for 180 days from assumption of charge.
Under Notification No. VI(1)/70/2009, No. 23/2009, dated at the High Court, Madras on 30 January 2009, the High Court appointed eight Deputy Tahsildars in Krishnagiri District as Special Judicial Magistrates for 120 days from assumption of charge. They were M. Ravi, V. Lakshminarayanan, V. Pattammal, C.N. Venkataraman, C. Thangavelu, V. Mani, R. Govindarajulu and A. Shipkathullah.
Both notifications confer ordinary Judicial Magistrate powers to try cases formerly handled by an erstwhile Judicial Second Class Magistrate.
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Common questions
Does this Gazette change any land or property rule in Tamil Nadu?
No land or property rule is included. The Gazette deals with a missing sales tax Form C and temporary Special Judicial Magistrate appointments.
Does the missing Form C notice affect my property purchase?
The notice identifies a missing Form C involving Photo Guide and Welcome Products. It does not state any effect on property purchases, registration or ownership.
Were Tahsildars given powers over land matters by these notifications?
The High Court notifications appointed one Tahsildar Trainee and eight Deputy Tahsildars as Special Judicial Magistrates. The source only states that they received powers to try cases formerly handled by an erstwhile Judicial Second Class Magistrate.
How long did the Special Judicial Magistrate appointments last?
Thiru M. John Bellermin was appointed for 180 days from assumption of charge. The eight Deputy Tahsildars in Krishnagiri District were appointed for 120 days from assumption of charge.
