Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 3(a), No. 8 (8 VI 3 a v2)
The Principal Subordinate Judge, Salem issued Notifications No. VI-3(a)/9/2012, No. VI-3(a)/10/2012, No. VI-3(a)/11/2012 and No. VI-3(a)/12/2012, published by the Government of Tamil Nadu in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated 29 February 2012. The notifications give public notice of four insolvency petitions and state that they were posted for notification by 12 March 2012.
What the gazette issue covers
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 3(a), No. 8, dated 29 February 2012 publishes judicial notifications from the Court of the Principal Subordinate Judge, Salem. The four notices concern applications under the Provincial Insolvency Act in which a debtor or creditor asked the court to declare a person insolvent.
The notices were dated 13 February 2012 and signed at Salem on 17 February 2012 by R. Chandran, Principal Subordinate Judge. Each petition was posted for notification by 12 March 2012.
Insolvency petitions notified
The Court of the Principal Subordinate Judge, Salem published the following matters:
- Notification No. VI-3(a)/9/2012 concerns I.P. No. 22/2002. N.A. Murugesan, proprietor of Sri Naveen Tex, is the petitioner and debtor. Twelve creditors are listed as respondents.
- Notification No. VI-3(a)/10/2012 concerns I.P. No. 63/2009. Dr. K. Kathirvel is the petitioner and creditor. R. Ramanathan and D.J. Rajendran are named as respondents and debtors.
- Notification No. VI-3(a)/11/2012 concerns I.P. No. 14/2010. A. Arulmani is the petitioner and debtor. Sixty-one respondents and creditors are listed.
- Notification No. VI-3(a)/12/2012 concerns I.P. No. 16/2010. K. Soundararajan alias Rajan is the petitioner and debtor. Twenty-five respondents and creditors are listed, including HDFC Bank Limited and Sri Krishna Jewellers.
Who may be affected
The judicial notifications directly concern the named petitioners, debtors, creditors and respondents. The published addresses include locations in Salem and Namakkal, as well as Mathura, Varanasi, Rajkot and Bihar.
A property buyer or owner should note that the gazette text does not create a land rule, change land use, transfer property or announce any change to a property title. Its function is to notify the public that the listed insolvency applications were before the Court of the Principal Subordinate Judge, Salem.
Key points
- Three petitions were filed by persons asking to be adjudged insolvent.
- One petition was filed by a creditor seeking to have two respondents adjudged insolvent.
- The notices identify the parties and their stated addresses.
- The gazette does not report the final outcome of any of the four petitions.
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Common questions
Does this gazette notification change ownership or land use in Tamil Nadu?
No land ownership or land use change is stated. The notifications concern four insolvency petitions before the Court of the Principal Subordinate Judge, Salem.
Were the people named in the notices already declared insolvent?
The source only says that applications were made asking the court to adjudge the relevant persons insolvent. It does not state the final result of any petition.
When were the insolvency petitions posted for notification?
All four notices state that the petitions were posted for notification by 12 March 2012.
Which court issued these insolvency notices?
The notices were issued by the Court of the Principal Subordinate Judge, Salem, and signed by R. Chandran, Principal Subordinate Judge.
