G.O. (1D) No. 169, Computers and Laser Printer for the Land Reforms Department, 2012
The Tamil Nadu Revenue, Land Reforms 1(2), Department issued Government Order (1D) Number 169 on 7 June 2012, sanctioning Rs. 3 lakh to purchase five computers with a laser printer for the Land Reforms Department office. It is an administrative procurement approval and does not state any change to land ownership, land ceiling requirements or property transactions.
What the document does
Government Order (1D) Number 169, issued by the Tamil Nadu Revenue, Land Reforms 1(2), Department on 7 June 2012, approves funding under the 2012 to 2013 Part II Scheme for office equipment for the Land Reforms Department. The approval follows a proposal from the Principal Secretary and Commissioner of Land Reforms and the consent of the Finance Standing Committee.
The document deals only with purchasing computers and a laser printer. It does not introduce or revise requirements concerning land ownership, land ceiling, property transfers or land records.
Financial and procurement provisions
The procurement sanction contains the following conditions:
- Rs. 3 lakh is sanctioned for purchasing five computers with a laser printer for the Land Reforms Department office.
- The equipment must be purchased in accordance with the rules and government orders currently in force.
- Only the amount actually required may be used.
- Any unspent balance must be paid back into the government account.
- The expenditure must be charged to the accounting head specified in the government order, under general economic services and land ceiling administration.
The government order records that it was issued with the concurrence of the Finance Department through its note dated 14 May 2012.
Responsibility for implementation
Government Order (1D) Number 169 authorises the Principal Secretary and Commissioner of Land Reforms to draw and disburse the sanctioned expenditure. The Principal Secretary and Director of Land Reforms is also asked to ensure that the scheme is completed within the relevant financial year and to send a completion report to the government after the work is finished.
Relevance to property owners and buyers
Property buyers, owners and professionals do not have to apply, pay a fee or take any action under Government Order (1D) Number 169. The document is an internal government spending approval for equipment used by the Land Reforms Department. Although the specified accounting head relates to land ceiling administration, the document itself does not change any land ceiling limit or create any obligation affecting a property.
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Common questions
Does Government Order (1D) Number 169 change land ceiling rules?
No. The document only sanctions office equipment for the Land Reforms Department and does not state any change to land ceiling rules or limits.
How much money was approved and what can it be used for?
The government sanctioned Rs. 3 lakh to purchase five computers with a laser printer for the Land Reforms Department office.
What happens if the full sanctioned amount is not required?
Only the amount actually needed may be used. The remaining amount must be paid back into the government account.
Who is responsible for using the funds and reporting completion?
The Principal Secretary and Commissioner of Land Reforms is authorised to draw and disburse the expenditure. The document also requires completion within the financial year and submission of a completion report to the government.
