G.O.(1D) No.379, Further Continuance of 44 Posts for Revenue Courts at Lalgudi, Mannargudi, Tirunelveli and Nagapattinam
The Tamil Nadu Revenue [LR. I (1)] Department issued G.O.(1D) No.379 dated 24 October 2013 to continue 44 staff posts at the additional Revenue Courts in Lalgudi, Mannargudi, Tirunelveli and Nagapattinam from 11 July 2013 to 10 July 2014. The staffing was continued to help the courts dispose of long pending tenancy cases.
What the document does
The Tamil Nadu Revenue [LR. I (1)] Department issued G.O.(1D) No.379 dated 24 October 2013 as an administrative staffing sanction for four additional Revenue Courts. It allows 44 existing posts to continue for one year, from 11 July 2013 to 10 July 2014, at the courts in Lalgudi, Mannargudi, Tirunelveli and Nagapattinam.
The four additional courts had previously been created to dispose of long pending tenancy cases. Although the Director of Land Reforms requested continuation of the posts for three years, the Government approved continuation for one year only.
Staffing approved
G.O.(1D) No.379 continues 11 posts in each Revenue Court, making 44 posts across all four courts. The approved staffing pattern is:
- One Deputy Collector per court, four in total.
- One Assistant per court, four in total.
- One Junior Assistant per court, four in total.
- One Enforcement Revenue Inspector per court, four in total.
- One Steno Typist per court, four in total.
- One Typist per court, four in total.
- One Record Clerk per court, four in total.
- Two Office Assistants per court, eight in total.
- One Process Server per court, four in total.
- One Driver per court, four in total.
The expenditure was assigned to the stated account head for salaries under land ceilings concerning land other than agricultural land. The Finance Department concurred through its communication dated 21 October 2013.
Who may be affected
G.O.(1D) No.379 primarily concerns the Government employees and administrative offices of the four additional Revenue Courts. People with long pending tenancy cases before the Revenue Courts at Lalgudi, Mannargudi, Tirunelveli or Nagapattinam may be affected indirectly because the continued staffing was intended to support disposal of those cases.
The document does not announce a change to ownership records, land classification, land ceiling limits or procedures for buying property. Its stated purpose is limited to continuing staff posts for the specified Revenue Courts and period.
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Common questions
Does G.O.(1D) No.379 change my land ownership or property records?
No such change is stated. G.O.(1D) No.379 concerns the continuation of 44 staff posts at four additional Revenue Courts.
Which Revenue Courts received continued staffing?
The continued posts were for the additional Revenue Courts at Lalgudi, Mannargudi, Tirunelveli and Nagapattinam.
How long were the 44 posts continued?
The Tamil Nadu Revenue [LR. I (1)] Department approved continuation for one year, from 11 July 2013 to 10 July 2014.
Why were the additional Revenue Courts staffed?
The additional Revenue Courts were created and staffed to dispose of long pending tenancy cases.
