தமிழ்நாடு சங்கங்கள் பதிவுச் சட்டம் 1975 பிரிவு 44(3)-ன் கீழ் செயல்படாத சங்கங்களை சங்கப்பதிவேட்டிலிருந்து நீக்கம் செய்தல் பற்றிய அறிவிக்கை
The Government of Tamil Nadu, through the Heads of Departments Notifications section of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, issued notification file number ந.க. எண். 5752/அ2/1991 on 26 February 2025. It gives the listed inactive societies three months from Gazette publication to provide a proper explanation, failing which their names will be removed from the register of societies under the Tamil Nadu Societies Registration Act, 1975.
What the notification does
The Government of Tamil Nadu published notification file number ந.க. எண். 5752/அ2/1991 in the Heads of Departments Notifications section of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette on 26 February 2025. It concerns societies considered inactive under the Tamil Nadu Societies Registration Act, 1975.
The issuing office states that it had sent letter number 49/02/2021, dated 19 May 2022, to the listed societies to determine whether they were functioning. No reply was received from them.
Key provisions
The notification provides that:
- Each listed society has three months from publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette to submit a proper explanation.
- If no proper explanation is received within that period, the society's name will be removed from the register of societies.
- The proposed action is described as removal of inactive societies under the Tamil Nadu Societies Registration Act, 1975.
- The supplied list runs from serial number 1 through serial number 55. The source text for the final entry is incomplete.
- The listed registrations range from 1981 to 2020 and mainly give addresses in Karur, Kulithalai, Aravakurichi, Velayuthampalayam, Puliyur and surrounding places.
The named bodies include recreation clubs, friends' clubs, chess and carrom clubs, and other registered associations. Examples include Kavitha Recreation Club, Karur Carrom Recreation Club, Velayuthampalayam Jayam Chess Recreation Club and Kulithalai Chinnaiya Recreation Association.
Who is affected
The Tamil Nadu Government notification directly affects the listed societies, their office bearers and anyone relying on their status as registered societies. A listed society that is still operating would need to provide an explanation within the stated period to avoid removal from the register.
For a property buyer, owner or professional, the notification is relevant if a listed society owns, occupies, leases or deals with a property involved in a transaction. It is a society registration notice, not a notification changing land ownership, land classification, planning permission or land use. The list includes street addresses and, for some societies, survey or site details, but it does not make any decision about title to those properties.
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Common questions
Has every society in the list already been removed from the register?
No. The notification gives the listed societies three months from Gazette publication to provide a proper explanation. Removal is proposed only if no proper explanation is received within that period.
Why were these societies identified as inactive?
The issuing office says it sent letter number 49/02/2021, dated 19 May 2022, asking whether the societies were functioning, and received no replies.
Does the notification change ownership or land use at the listed addresses?
No land ownership or land use change is stated. The notification deals only with possible removal of society names from the register of societies.
What should a listed society do if it is still functioning?
It should provide a proper explanation within three months from publication of the notification in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
