G.O. (Ms.) No. 306, Fax Machines for Land Reforms Subordinate Offices, 2011
The Tamil Nadu Revenue Department, Land Reforms 1(2) Section, issued Government Order (Standing) No. 306 on 26 September 2011, sanctioning Rs. 1.20 lakh to purchase 12 fax machines for officers in 12 subordinate offices of the Land Reforms Department. It is an administrative funding and procurement approval and does not change land ownership, land ceilings or property rights.
What the government approved
Government Order (Standing) No. 306, issued by the Tamil Nadu Revenue Department, Land Reforms 1(2) Section, on 26 September 2011, approves the purchase of 12 fax machines for officers working in 12 subordinate offices of the Land Reforms Department. The purchase forms part of the 2011-12 Part II Scheme.
The Standing Finance Committee approved the proposal submitted by the Director of Land Reforms. Based on that approval, the government sanctioned Rs. 1.20 lakh, stated in the document as rupees one lakh and twenty thousand only.
Purchase and financial conditions
Government Order (Standing) No. 306 sets the following conditions for using the sanctioned amount:
- The 12 fax machines must be purchased in accordance with the Tamil Nadu Transparency in Tenders Act.
- Only the amount actually required for the purchase may be used.
- Any unspent balance must be paid back into the government account.
- The expenditure must be charged to the specified account head, 3475-00-201-AE-1917, covering other general economic services, land ceiling other than agricultural land, subordinate establishment, and purchase of machinery and equipment.
Responsibility for implementation
The Tamil Nadu Revenue Department authorises the Director of Land Reforms to draw and disburse the sanctioned expenditure. The Director must ensure that the scheme is completed within the financial year and must send a completion report to the government after the work is finished.
The document records that the Government Order was issued with the concurrence of the Finance Department given on 22 September 2011.
Relevance to property owners and buyers
Government Order (Standing) No. 306 concerns office equipment for the Land Reforms Department. It does not prescribe a land ceiling, alter land classifications, transfer land, change ownership records or create a procedure for property transactions. Property buyers, owners and professionals do not need to take any action under it.
This summary is generated from the source document to help you find what is relevant. The PDF above is authoritative. For advice on your own property, use LandLens One or speak to a qualified professional.
Common questions
Does Government Order (Standing) No. 306 change any land ceiling rules?
No. The document only sanctions funds for purchasing fax machines for subordinate offices of the Land Reforms Department.
How much money was sanctioned and what was it for?
The government sanctioned Rs. 1.20 lakh to purchase 12 fax machines for officers in 12 subordinate offices of the Land Reforms Department.
Must the fax machines be purchased through a tender process?
The document requires the machines to be purchased in accordance with the Tamil Nadu Transparency in Tenders Act.
Who is responsible for completing the purchase?
The Director of Land Reforms is authorised to draw and disburse the expenditure, complete the scheme within the financial year, and submit a completion report to the government.
