Annexure-1: Online Dashboard Format to be implemented by 1. Dashboard for Disposed Cases
Annexure-1, updated as on 30/04/2026 at 04.30, is a Tamil Nadu online dashboard format showing cases disposed by each Revenue Court under tenancy laws, act-wise, for March 2026. It states that there is no fee to resolve land disputes under Revenue Court cases, that the dashboard is updated monthly, and that no timeline is prescribed for disposing pending cases.
What this document is
Annexure-1, updated as on 30/04/2026 at 04.30, is an official Tamil Nadu dashboard format for reporting disposed Revenue Court cases under tenancy laws, act-wise, for March 2026. It is not a new land reform rule or a change in rights. It is a reporting sheet that lists how many cases were disposed in each Revenue Court and the days taken.
What it covers
The document tracks disposed cases for March 2026 under several tenancy and related laws handled by Revenue Courts. It also records average, median, minimum and maximum days taken to dispose cases.
Key points stated in the document are:
- There is no fee incurred to resolve land disputes under Revenue Court cases.
- The dashboard is updated monthly.
- There is no timeline prescribed for disposing pending cases.
- The figures are shown court-wise and act-wise.
Who may find it useful
This document may matter to:
- landowners involved in tenancy related Revenue Court cases,
- cultivating tenants or occupants checking disposal data,
- buyers or advisers trying to understand whether tenancy disputes are being disposed in a district,
- professionals comparing disposal patterns across Revenue Courts.
The document is informational. It does not say that any buyer, owner or tenant must file anything, pay anything or comply with a new procedure.
What the March 2026 dashboard shows
The dashboard lists Revenue Courts including Cuddalore, Madurai, Mayiladuthurai, Thanjavur, Tiruchirapalli, Tiruvarur, Lalgudi, Mannargudi, Nagapattinam and Tirunelveli.
It shows a total of 74 cases disposed for March 2026. The act-wise totals shown are:
- 45 cases under one listed Act column,
- 0 cases under the next listed Act column,
- 4 cases under another listed Act column,
- 25 cases under another listed Act column,
- 0 cases in the remaining listed Act columns.
Some courts show no disposed cases for the month, while others show disposal counts and days taken. For example, the table includes disposal and time figures for Cuddalore, Madurai, Mayiladuthurai, Thanjavur, Tiruchirapalli, Lalgudi and Nagapattinam, while Tiruvarur, Mannargudi and Tirunelveli show zero disposed cases in the table.
What it does not do
Annexure-1 does not create ownership, transfer land, decide ceiling limits or announce compensation. It only publishes monthly disposal information for Revenue Court cases under listed tenancy laws.
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Common questions
Does this document create any new land rights or change ownership?
No. The text is a dashboard format showing disposed Revenue Court cases for March 2026. It reports case numbers and days taken, and does not state any new right, transfer or ownership change.
Is there any fee to resolve land disputes under these Revenue Court cases?
No. The document expressly says there is no fee incurred to resolve land disputes under Revenue Court cases.
How often is the dashboard updated?
The document says the dashboard is updated monthly.
Does the document give a deadline for disposing pending cases?
No. The document says there is no timeline prescribed for disposing pending cases.
