மதரஸத்தூர் ரஹ்மானியா அரபிக்கல்லூரி வக்ஃபிற்கு சொந்தமான அசையா சொத்துக்கள் விற்பனை குறித்த அறிவிக்கை
The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board, Chennai, issued Notification No. VI 3(a)/15/2011, published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette on 23 February 2011, concerning an application to sell 65.25 acres belonging to the Madrasathur Rahmania Arabic College Waqf. It records the mutawalli's sale application and identifies the affected immovable properties by survey number, area, local name and boundaries, but the supplied text does not state that the sale was approved or completed.
What the notification covers
The Tamil Nadu Waqf Board, Chennai, published Notification No. VI 3(a)/15/2011 on 23 February 2011 in Part VI, Section 3(a) of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette. It is in Form 6 under Rule 13(3) and concerns a proposed sale of immovable property belonging to the Madrasathur Rahmania Arabic College Waqf.
The subject identifies 65.25 acres of Waqf land connected with Kiliyanur village, Tharangambadi, Nagai district. The property schedule describes wet land, dry land and house-site property belonging to the Waqf in 48 Agaravallam village, Tharangambadi taluk, Nagai district.
What prompted publication
The notification states that Dr. Haja K. Majeed, the mutawalli of the Madrasathur Rahmania Arabic College Waqf, submitted an application dated 3 December 2008 to the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board. The application sought permission under Section 51(1) of the Waqf Act, 1995, to sell the listed properties.
The supplied text records the application and property details. It does not state that permission was granted, that a sale took place, or that ownership was transferred.
Property information provided
The schedule identifies the land through detailed revenue and physical descriptions, including:
- Survey numbers and individual extents in hectares and ares.
- Local land or place names, including Keezh Tharisu, Vellai Kalam, Chinna Alamaram, Pudur Road, Narikuttai, Nadu Pattam, Eri, Karmedu and Karuveladi.
- Boundaries referring to neighbouring owners, roads, canals, footpaths, riverbanks, fields, houses and other landmarks.
- Survey entries including 39-1, 42-9, 53-22, 60-1, 102-15, 109-3, 122-5, 139-1 and 141-6A2, among others.
Who should check it
Notification No. VI 3(a)/15/2011 may matter to anyone examining land within the listed survey fields, including prospective buyers, neighbouring owners and property professionals. Identification should be based on the survey number, stated extent and four boundaries together, because the schedule divides the proposed sale property across many separate parcels.
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Common questions
Does the notification approve the sale of the Waqf land?
The supplied text does not state that the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board approved or completed the sale. It records that the mutawalli applied to sell the listed properties under Section 51(1) of the Waqf Act, 1995.
How much land is covered by the application?
The subject of Notification No. VI 3(a)/15/2011 describes the proposed sale as covering 65.25 acres of Waqf land.
Where is the property located?
The subject refers to Kiliyanur village, Tharangambadi, Nagai district. The detailed schedule identifies the properties as wet land, dry land and house-site property in 48 Agaravallam village, Tharangambadi taluk, Nagai district.
How can I check whether a particular parcel is included?
Compare the parcel's survey number, extent, local place name and boundaries with the schedule. The notification lists numerous separate survey fields and describes neighbouring land, canals, roads, footpaths and riverbanks.
