Official guidance, Tamil Nadu land law
Regularisation of School Buildings under G.O.No. 76, Housing and Urban Development Department, Dated 14.06.2018, Virudhunagar District
The Housing and Urban Development Department issued the Virudhunagar District list for regularisation of school buildings under Government Order Number 76, dated 14 June 2018. It records 48 online applications and shows whether concurrence was issued or the application was rejected, together with proceeding references, decision dates and stated rejection reasons.
What the document covers
The Virudhunagar District list records decisions on applications for regularisation of school buildings under Government Order Number 76 of the Housing and Urban Development Department, dated 14 June 2018. It covers nursery, primary, matriculation, secondary and higher secondary schools.
The document is a results register rather than a general explanation of the regularisation process. It does not state any fee, application procedure or legal consequence of concurrence.
Who may be affected
The Virudhunagar District list is directly relevant to the schools named in it and to anyone dealing with a property occupied by one of those schools. A buyer, owner, lender or property professional can use the institution name and online application number to identify the relevant entry.
A concurrence entry should not automatically be treated as proof of every planning or building approval. The document records only that concurrence was issued under a cited proceeding. It does not explain whether any additional approval or compliance was required.
Outcomes recorded
The list contains 48 numbered applications:
- Concurrence was issued for 12 applications.
- The remaining 36 applications were recorded as rejected.
- Most rejected entries cite non-production of documents required under Government Order Number 76 of the Housing and Urban Development Department, dated 14 June 2018.
- Some applications were rejected with the reason stated as “HACA/PLANNING AREA/DOUBLE ENTRY”. The document does not explain those terms further.
- Each entry gives an institution name, online application number and application date.
- The outcome column generally provides a proceeding reference beginning with “Roc.No.” and the date of concurrence or rejection.
How to use the list
A person checking a listed school property should match the institution name with the online application number, because some institution names or application numbers appear more than once. The proceeding reference and decision date can then be used to distinguish the relevant outcome.
A rejected entry should be read together with its stated reason. The document does not say that a rejected applicant later obtained regularisation, nor does it describe any appeal, resubmission or further review process.
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
Were all 48 school building applications accepted?
No. The list records concurrence for 12 applications and rejection for 36 applications.
Why were school applications rejected?
Most rejections cite non-production of documents under Government Order Number 76, dated 14 June 2018. Some cite “HACA/PLANNING AREA/DOUBLE ENTRY”, without further explanation.
Does a concurrence entry prove that the school has every required approval?
The document only records that concurrence was issued under a cited proceeding. It does not state that concurrence is final approval or that no further compliance is required.
How can I check the status of a particular school property?
Match the school name and online application number, then check the proceeding reference and decision date. This is important because some names or application numbers appear more than once.
