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G.O. (D.) No.335, Executive Engineers Promotion Panel for Superintending Engineers, 2010-2011

The Tamil Nadu Government's Public Works (A1) Department issued Government Order (D) Number 335, dated 29 July 2010, approving a seniority panel of Executive Engineers selected for regular promotion as Superintending Engineers in the Public Works Department for 2010-2011. It is an internal staffing order and does not contain any provision concerning land ownership, property transactions or land administration.

Category
Revenue and land administration
Effective
1 January 2010
Pages
3
Status
In force
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What the document does

Government Order (D) Number 335, dated 29 July 2010, was issued by the Tamil Nadu Government's Public Works (A1) Department. It approves a panel of Executive Engineers in Category 3, Branch 1 of the Tamil Nadu Engineering Service, who were selected for regular promotion as Superintending Engineers in Category 2 of the same branch for 2010-2011.

The panel records the selected officers in seniority order. The document also identifies several officers as unselected and provides an appeal process for certain omitted senior officers.

Who is affected

Government Order (D) Number 335 directly affects Executive Engineers in the Public Works Department who were considered for promotion, particularly:

  • The 41 officers listed in the approved panel, beginning with P. Chandrasekaran at seniority number 1 and ending with D. John Britto at seniority number 41.
  • The officers listed as unselected at numbers 42 to 49.
  • Any Executive Engineer senior to the last person included in the panel whose name was not included.
  • The Engineer-in-Chief, the Chief Engineer (General), and other Public Works Department officials responsible for communication and posting proposals.

Key provisions

Government Order (D) Number 335 provides that:

  • The Government approves the listed panel for regular appointment by promotion as Superintending Engineers for 2010-2011.
  • The names in the approved panel are arranged according to the seniority numbers shown in the document.
  • The Chief Engineer (General), Public Works Department must send a copy to every person included in the panel and obtain an acknowledgement.
  • Executive Engineers senior to the last included person, but omitted from the panel, must be instructed to submit any appeal to the Government through the proper channel.
  • Any such appeal must be submitted within two months from receipt of the order.
  • The Chief Engineer (General), Public Works Department must send the necessary posting proposals to the Government immediately.

Relevance to property and land

Government Order (D) Number 335 concerns promotions within the Public Works Department. It does not set land rules, alter property records, approve land use, or affect the rights or duties of property buyers and owners.

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Common questions

Does Government Order (D) Number 335 affect my land or property purchase?

No land or property provision appears in the document. It approves an internal Public Works Department promotion panel.

How many officers are included in the approved promotion panel?

The approved seniority list runs from number 1 to number 41. Entries numbered 42 to 49 are marked unselected.

Can an Executive Engineer omitted from the panel appeal?

An Executive Engineer who is senior to the last person included but whose name was omitted may appeal to the Government through the proper channel. The appeal must be made within two months from receiving the order.

What must the Chief Engineer (General) do after approval of the panel?

The Chief Engineer (General) must communicate the order to included officers, obtain their acknowledgements, instruct eligible omitted senior officers about appeals, and send posting proposals to the Government immediately.