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GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU 2022

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Part II—Section 2

Notifications or Orders of interest to a section of the public issued by Secretariat Departments.

NOTIFICATIONS BY GOVERNMENT

CONTENTS

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HOME DEPARTMENT—Cont

ENVIRONMENT, CLIMATE CHANGE AND FOREST DEPARTMENT

Tamil Nadu Forest Act.-

Indian Christian Marriage Act—Grant of Licence to Grant certifi cates of Marriage between Indian Christians .. .. .. 741 Declaration of Sirumalai West Forest Block-I in Dindigul District as Reserved Forest, etc., .. 730-740 HOME DEPARTMENT

Labour Courts for Adjudication .. .. 741-743 Award of the Fire Service Medal for Gallantry and Fire Service Medal for Meritorious Service on the occasion of the Independence Day, 2021. 740-741 Preparation and Description of Lands taken over for Revenue Settement Works in Naraikinaru Village in Rasipuram Taluk in Namakkal District 743-748 Tamil Nadu Civil Courts Act-Constitution of an Additional District Court at Udumalpet in Tiruppur District .. .. .. 741

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D.T.P.—II-2 (21)—1730 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [Part II—Sec. 2

NOTIFICATIONS BY GOVERNMENT

ENVIRONMENT, CLIMATE CHANGE AND FOREST DEPARTMENT

Notifications under the Tamil Nadu Forest Act.

Declaration of Sirumalai West Forest Block-I in Dindigul

District as Reserved Forest under the Act.

[G.O. Ms. No. 84, Environment, Climate Change-Forest (FR.14),

2nd May 2022,

No. II(2)/ECCF/399/2022.-In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 16 of the Tamil Nadu Forest Act, 1882 (Tamil Nadu Act V of 1882), the Governor of Tamil Nadu hereby declares the area, the boundaries of which are specifi ed in the Schedule below, as reserved forest with effect on and from 08.06.2022.

T(cid:3472)(cid:3469) S(cid:3467)(cid:3472)(cid:3469)(cid:3468)(cid:3485)(cid:3476)(cid:3469).

boundaries of Survey Numbers 302, 303, 304, 310, 311, 856 and turns north east and runs along the north east boundary of Survey Numbers 856 and then turns towards south east direction and runs along the south west boundary of Survey Numbers 312 and 313, thence turns towards south west and runs along south west boundary of Survey Numbers 855, 319, 320, 321, 322 and turns towards south east direction and runs along south east boundaries of Survey Numbers 322, 323, 324, 325, 326 and 327 then it turns towards south west direction and runs along the south west boundaries of Survey Numbers 350, 351, 352 and western southern boundaries of Survey Number 353 and southern boundaries of Survey Numbers 352 and 372 western, southern, eastern boundary of Survey Number 371 southern boundaries of Survey Numbers 349, 373, 374, 375 western, eastern boundary of Survey Number 859, southern boundaries of Survey Numbers 376, 390, 391, 389, 394, 395 northeastern boundaries of Survey Numbers 396, 394, 389 and meets the tri-junction point of Survey Numbers 389, 746 and 695 (part) all of 93 Sirumalai Village.

BOUNDARIES.

Part-I

North.-The boundary starts from the junction point of Survey Number 695 part in 93, Sirumalai Village and the south east boundary of Sirumalai North west slope block-3, (Gazette Notifi cation Number 31 part-I page 93 and 94, dated. 15.01.1900), Reserve Forests, the boundary runs generally towards North east along the above Reserve Forests boundary till it meets the tri-junction point of Survey Number 695 (part), 302 of 93 Sirumalai Village and the above Reserve Forests boundary.

Thence, the boundary turns towards south and runs generally south west direction along the south west

West:-Thence, the boundary runs towards north east, north west and west along the north east, north west and northern boundary of Survey Number 755 and meets the tri-junction point of Survey Numbers 755, 756/2 and 695 part Bit-I. Thence the boundary turns towards north and runs along the eastern boundary of 695 and bit I and western boundary of Survey Numbers 756/2, 695 part eastern boundary of Survey Numbers 367, 369, 370 and 355 and turns towards west and south runs along northern, western boundary of Survey Number 355, western boundary of Survey Number 370 and turns towards west and south runs along northern and western boundary of Survey Number 356, northern boundary of Survey Number 360 and turns towards north, west and south runs along eastern, northern and western boundary of Survey Number 357 western boundary of Survey Numbers 361, 362 and turns towards west, runs along northern boundary of Survey Number 358 and meets the tri-junction point of Survey Numbers 358, 695 (part)May 25, 2022] TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 731 The Survey Number excluded from Sirumalai West Forest Block-I Bit-IV

and eastern boundary of Sirumalai north west slope block-3 Reserve Forest. Thence the boundary turns towards north and runs generally north east along the eastern boundary of Sirumalai north-west slope block-3 Reserve Forest, till it reaches the starting point.

The following Patta lands and the Poromboke lands are

situated in the above four boundaries.

*G.P - Government Poromboke *R.D. - Ryotwari Developed *G.DD - Government Dry and Developed

Thence, the boundary turns towards south along the western boundary of Survey Number 1086 turns towards west, south and east along the northern, western, southern boundary of Survey Number 632, southern boundary of Survey Number 631 and meets the tri-junction point of Survey Numbers 631, 630 and 695 (part) of Sirumalai Village. Thence the boundary turns towards south runs732 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [Part II—Sec. 2

*G.P - Government Poromboke *R.D. - Ryotwari Developed *G.DD - Government Dry and Developed *G. UAWL - Government UnAssessed Waste Land *G.D. - Government Dry *R.D.D - Ryotwari – Dry and Developed

The length of pathway is 142.2 meters with a width of 3.00 meter. This pathway connects Sirumalai Pudur to Vadakattu Pathway connection.

The public are permitted to use the existing cart track

in its direction.

The public are permitted to use the existing Foot Path in its direction.

(Claim Number 14/78):-

One, Thiru. K. Lakshmana Perumal, S/o. Ganapathiyapillai, who claimed 15.65 Acres of land in Survey Number 695 (part) vide Claim Number 14/78 was rejected by the Forest Settlement Offi cer fi rst. Since the petitioner has approached the District Court, Dindigul (CMA Nos. 90/1982 and 20/1985) as per the Court directions, the Forest Settlement Offi cer has allowed the claim and excluded the area from reservation.

Nagarkoodal Forest Block-IV in Dharmapuri District [G.O. Ms. No. 85, Environment, Climate Change - Forest (FR.14), 2nd May 2022,

[No. II(2)/ECCF/400/2022.-In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 16 of the Tamil Nadu Forest Act, 1882 (Tamil Nadu Act V of 1882), the Governor of Tamil Nadu hereby declares that the area, the boundaries of which are specifi ed in the Schedule below, as reserved forest with effect on and from 08.06.2022.

T(cid:3472)(cid:3469) S(cid:3467)(cid:3472)(cid:3469)(cid:3468)(cid:3485)(cid:3476)(cid:3469).

East.-Thence, the boundary generally runs towards south along the northern (part), western and southern sides of Survey Number 417 and meets the common village boundary of No. 11, Nagarkoodal village and No. 14, Balajangamanahlli Village. Thence, the boundary runs towards south through the common Village boundary and reaches the northeast corner of Survey Number 84. Thence, the boundary runs along the northern, western and southern sides of Survey Number 84 of No. 11, Nagarkoodal Village and again meets the above said common Village boundary. Thence, the boundary line runs (through the above common Village boundary) along the eastern sides of Survey Number 87/2 (road) and 87/3 and reaches the junction point of Survey Numbers 87/3, 282 and the above common village boundary. (All the above said Survey Numbers are belongs to No. 11, Nagarkoodal Village).

South and west:-Thence, the boundary generally runs towards Northwest along the east western side of Survey Numbers 282, 89 and northern sides of Survey Numbers 89 and 90 and western and northern sides of Survey Number 90 and meets the tri-junction point of Survey Numbers 90, 121 and 87/1 and thence, the boundary turns towards north and runs along eastern side of Survey Number 121, eastern and northern sides of Survey Number 122, east corner point of Survey Number 123, eastern side of Survey Number 129 and reaches the starting point. (All the above said Survey Numbers are belonging to No. 11, Nagarkoodal Village.

Note:

ADMITTED RIGHTS:

The following two rights are allowed in this forest block.

2. Fireman Sh. Ponesakki Esakkiraja, Sh. Rajandran Gunasekarapandian, Sh. Shanmugasamy Santhana Sekar, Sh. Murugaiah Jeevanandham, Sh. Mohaideen Mohamed Firthous and Sh. Chandran Loganathan were working in Tamil Nadu Fire and Rescue Services during the year 2020.

Foot path No.1:-The starting point of the foot path (A1) is located on the common village boundary of No.11, Nagarkoodal and No.14, Balajangamanahalli villages at a distance of 214.800 metre from the junction point of Survey Numbers 87/3 and 282 of No. 11, Nagarkoodal village towards north east road and the above road runs through this forest block to a distance of 31.60 metres and reaches the station (B1) in east side of Survey Number 85. The width of this foot path is allowed for 12.00 metres.

The magnetic measurement and distance are as follows:

Foot path No.2:-The foot path starting from the east corner of Survey Number 122 of No. 11, Nagarkoodal village in station (A2) and runs through this forest block to a distance of 35.20 metres and reaches the station (B2) in the west side of Survey Number 88. The width of this foot path is allowed for 12.00 metres. The magnetic measurement and distance are as follows:

SUPRIYA SAHU, Additonal Chief Secretary to Government.

HOME DEPARTMENT

Award of the Fire Service Medal for Gallantry and Fire Service Medal for Meritorious Service on the occasion of the Independence Day, 2021.

[Letter No.HSC.1/26-6/2021, Home (SC), 4th May 2022]

3. On 06.01.2021 at 08.45 hours, the Marina rescue team on patrolling was alerted by a fi sherman Sh. Sateesh regarding toppling of a fi shing boat. Immediately, the Marina Commandos Fireman Sh. P. Esakkiraja, Sh. R. Gunasekara Pandiyan and Sh. Santhanasekar put on their life jackets and jumped into the sea with Life Buoys to save the fi shermen. The crew found that the damaged fi shing net got entangled in the propeller of the toppled fi shing boat. A huge wave once again slammed the boat and toppled it again leaving the fi shermen injured beneath the net. They found that fi shermen were struggling to save their life. Fireman Sh. P. Esakkiraja and Sh. R. Gunasekarapandiyan found that Sh. Jayaseelan was wounded in the arm, and fi nding it diffi cult to swim with one hand. The two Firemen immediately helped him with Life Buoy and supported him to swim to the shore. Meanwhile, Fireman Sh. S. Santhanasekar and M. Jeevanantham went to rescue Fishermen Arumugam who was losing his consciousness. He was almost drown in the entangled net. On seeing this, Fireman Sh. S. Santhanasekar and Sh. M. Jeevanantham went into deep water, removed the entangled net on Arumugam, in the process of which they too got entangled and after much struggle, and with the help of the guideline thrown by Fireman Sh. C. Loganathan they rescued themselves and Fisherman Sh. Arumugam. He was then taken to the shore and was given Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR). Later crew again swam into the water to rescue fi shermen who were caught in water current. Fireman Sh. S. Santhanasekar, Sh. M. Jeevanantham and Sh. M. Mohammed Firdhose threw Life Buoys and Rescue Tube to the victims and Fireman Sh. P. Esakkiraja and Sh. R. Gunasekarapandiyan took the guideline and tied it to the life buoys of the victims and swam beside them guiding to the shore as they were in a state of panic. Meanwhile, Fireman Sh. C. Loganathan pulled them to the shore. After, much struggle, the Commando Firemen managed to rescue fi ve fi shermen namely Sh Arumugam, Sh Mahindran, Sh Madhan, Sh. Murugan and Sh. Jayaseelam.

No. II(2)/HO/401/2022. The following Notifi cation of the Government of India President's Secretariat, New Delhi, the 15th August, 2021 is republished:-

No.185-Pres/2022 – The President is pleased to award the Fire Service Medal for Gallantry to the under mentioned Offi cials of Tamil Nadu Fire & Rescue Servicers:-

4. Firemen Sh. Ponesakki Esakkiraja, Sh. Rajandran Gunasekarapandian, Sh. Shanmugasamy Santhana Sekar, Sh. Murugaiah Jeevanandham, Sh. Mohaideen Mohamed Firthous and Sh. Chandran Loganathan thus displayed conspicuous gallantry, exemplary courage, professional expertise, and devotion to duty of a very high order.

5. These awards are made for gallantry under Rule 3(i) of the Rules governing the award of Fire Service Medal for Gallantry and consequently carries with it special allowance admissible under rule 5(a) w.e.f. 06.01.2021

S.M. S(cid:3465)(cid:3477)(cid:3473) Under Secretary.

S.K. PRABAKAR, Additional chief Secretary to Government. (i) Sh. Ponesakki Esakkiraja Fireman (ii) Sh. Rajandran Gunasekarapandian Fireman (iii) Sh. Shanmugasamy Santhana Sekar Fireman (iv) Sh. Murugaiah Jeevanandham Fireman (v) Sh. Mohaideen Mohamed Firthous Fireman (vi) Sh. Chandran Loganathan FiremanMay 25, 2022] TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 741 [Letter No. HSC.1/26-6/2021, Home (SC), 4th May 2022] No. II(2)/HO/402/2022.-The following Notifi cation of the Government of India President's Secretariat, New Delhi, the 15th August, 2021 is republished:-

No.189-Pres/2022 – The President is pleased on the occasion of the Independence Day, 2021 to award the Fire Service Medal for Meritorious Service to the under mentioned offi cers:- xx xx xx xx xx xx 28. Sh. Chinnaiah Pillai Govindarajan, Station Offi cer (Transport), Tamil Nadu.

29. Sh. Subramanian Vasan, Driver Mechanic, Tamil Nadu.

30. Sh. Arumugam Kannan, Fireman Driver, Tamil Nadu.

31. Sh. Govindarajalu Paramasivam, Fireman, Tamil Nadu.

32. Sh. Kadarkkarai Murugaraj, Fireman, Tamil Nadu. xx xx xx xx

xx xx 2. These awards are made under Rule 3(ii) of the rules governing the Award of Fire Service Medal for Meritorious Service.

S.M. S(cid:3465)(cid:3477)(cid:3473),

Under Secretary.

S.K. PRABAKAR,

Additional Chief Secretary to Government. Constitution of an Additional District Court at Udumalpet in Tiruppur District under the Tamil Nadu Civil Courts Act.

[G.O. Ms. No. 218, Home (Courts-III), 10th May 2022, Appointment of Dr. A.D. Maria Clete, Additional District Judge & Presiding Officer, Principal Special Court under E.C. Act, Chennai posted as Chairman, State Transport Appellate Tribunal, Chennai under the Motor Vehicles Act.

[G.O. (D). No. 645, Home (Transport-IV)), 10th May 2022, No. II(2)/HO/404/2022.-In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (2) of Section 89 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 (Central Act 59 of 1988) the Governor of Tamil Nadu hereby appoints Dr. A.D. Maria Clete, Additional District Judge & Presiding Offi cer, Principal Special Court under E.C. Act, Chennai on transfer and posting as Chairman, State Transport Appellate Tribunal, Chennai in the existing vacancy.

Grant of Licence to Grant Certificates of Marriage between Indian Christians under the Indian Christian Marriage Act.

[G.O. (4D). No. 25, Home (Courts.VI-A), 2nd May 2022, No. II(2)/HO/405/2022.-In exercise of the powers conferred by section 6 of the Indian Christian Marriage Act, 1872 (Central Act XV of 1872), the Governor of Tamil Nadu hereby grants a licence to Pastor. A. Anburaj S/o. Allimuthu, residing at T.P.M. Opposite to Hero Honda Showroom, Imperial Road (Chidambaram Main Road), Chellankuppam, Cuddalore District to solemnize marriages within the territories comprising the State of Tamil Nadu in accordance with the provisions of the said Act.

NOTIFICATION-II

[G.O. (4D). No. 25, Home (Courts.VI-A), 2nd May 2022, No. II(2)/HO/406/2022.-In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 9 of the Indian Christian Marriage Act, 1872 (Central Act XV of 1872), the Governor of Tamil Nadu hereby grants a licence to Pastor. A. Anburaj, S/o. Allimuthu, residing at T.P.M. Opposite to Hero Honda Showroom, Imperial Road (Chidambaram Main Road), Chellankuppam, Cuddalore District authorising him to grant certifi cates of marriage between Indian Christians, in accordance with the provisions of the said Act, within the territories comprising the State of Tamil Nadu.

S.K. PRABAKAR,

Additional Chief Secretary to Government.

Disputes between Workmen and Managements referred to Labour Courts for Adjudication.

No. II(2)/LWSD/407/2022.

No. II(2)/HO/403/2022.-In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 3-A of the Tamil Nadu Civil Courts Act, 1873 (Central Act III of 1873) the Governor of Tamil Nadu, hereby appoints one Additional District Judge to the Principal District Court at Tiruppur for the purpose of posting as the Judge of the Additional District Court at Udumalpet and also alters the number of District Judges and Additional District Judges to be appointed to the said District Court as seven with effect from the date on which the said Additional District Judge, Udumalpet assumes charge of the Additional District Court at Udumalpet.

XIV c d A No. II(2)/LWSD/409/2022.

XIV c d A No. II(2)/LWSD/408/2022.

XIV c d A No. II(2)/LWSD/410/2022.

XIV c d (ii) The un-occupied lands at the disposal of the Government shall be registered as 'Government-waste/Tarisu' or 'Government-Vacant site'. These lands may be assigned as per Assignment rules/RSO and any other rules in force, subject to the levy of revisable rates of assessment/ground rent.

A (iii) All the lands now used for cultivation purposes shall be classifi ed as Wet or Dry or Manavari, as per their irrigation sources and levied assessment. Before determining such classes, the wishes of the ayacutdarars/ enjoyers of the respective fi elds, villagers shall ordinarily be ascertained and considered. The ryoti lands shall be classifi ed accordingly based on the enjoyment of the claimants for atleast 12 years prior to the date of publication of this notifi cation in Tamil Nadu Government Gazette and it must be verifi ed properly.

(iv) The lands used for dwelling purposes will be settled as per the Natham Settlement notifi cation published in G.O.1971, Revenue Department dated 14.10.1988 and the amendments thereon. Also, the Ground rent shall be levied as laid down in that notifi cation.

Preparation and Description of Lands taken over for Revenue Settement Work in Naraikinaru Village in Rasipuram Taluk in Namakkal District.

No. II(2)/REVDM/411/2022.

(v) When the agricultural lands are converted into building sites or used for non- agricultural purposes, they shall be subject to the levy of permanent non revisable manai rates as laid down in the Natham Settlement notifi cation published in G.O.1971, Revenue Department dated 14.10.1988 or the prevailing rates, with effect from the fasli year in which such conversions take place.

I. General

The Revenue Settlement work (hereinafter, "the work") shall be undertaken by the Revenue Divisional Offi cer, Namakkal specially appointed for the purpose of conducting this work under the supervision of the Director of Survey and Settlement, Chennai. The main object of the work is to classify the lands as Ryoti or Government; classify the soil, determine Taram and levy assessment; and issue patta to actual and lawful cultivators / occupants on ryoti lands, in the area specifi ed in Annexure-I to this notifi cation, on par with other parts of this village and adjoining Revenue Villages after conducting a detailed fi eld inspection and adopting settlement processes by Revenue Divisional Offi cer, Namakkal, subject to the modifi cations explained below. Simultaneously, the Settlement Records will be prepared and handed over for District Administration for maintenance.

II. Settlement Process

(i) All the lands at the disposal of the Government which are now used or required for Communal/Public or Government purpose shall be registered as Porambokes.

(vi) Channels, path and other similar Porambokes, not exceeding 20 links in width, shall be shown as 'Details', except in special cases such as building sites or Assigned / Alienated lands. The inclusion of Poramboke land in such registered holdings does not alter the tenure of such land or confer any right over such land on the registered holders in whose fi elds the Poramboke land is included and the Government do not forego or abandon any of their rights in such land.

(vii) The Classifi cation of soils (such as regar, ferruginous, arenaceous etc), sub-division of soils into Series (such as clay, loam and sand etc), Grading of soils Series into sorts (such as best, good, ordinary, inferior and worst), determination of Taram according to the yield of standard crops or productive capacity of soils, Classifi cation of irrigation sources, Grouping of lands and the determination of Money Rates based on Taram and Grouping had already been settled in the main part of this Village. Hence, the same principles for classifi cation of sort-soil, determining Taram and Money rates shall be followed. The same Arabic numerals following the Roman numerals shall be used to denote the sort of soil and Tarams. In the absence of any such information, the Money Rates followed in neighbouring hill villages of same Taram and Group standard will be considered and decided appropriately.

(viii) Water-cess on dry and Manavari lands, irrigated from Government sources will be levied as per RSO and other applicable rules in force. The right to charge ordinary or enhanced water-cess, on the use of water from a well or pond used for communal purposes in however reserved. The Government also reserve to themselves the right to744 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [Part II—Sec. 2 impose at any time during the period of settlement, whatever additional assessment they may deem necessary on the dry land on which wet crops are or may hereafter be raised, as per the opinion of the District authorities.

(ix) Dry lands commanded by wells situated in the Government lands are separately classed in the accounts as "garden lands" and will be classed as dry. They are assessed at special/extra rates.

(x) Lands irrigated solely from private wells situated in the holdings of ryot will remain free from extra charge and all such lands will be classed as dry.

(xi) Fishery rights vesting in Government will be dealt with in accordance with the orders or rules in force.

III. Preparation of Rough Accounts/Records and Final Settlement Enquiry

(i) Settlement process, as above, will be performed by inspecting each and every survey fi eld. In this process, Settlement Accounts/Records such as Settlement Forms (S.F-1 to S.F-10), Rough Accounts such as Rough Adangal, Rough Chitta, Manai Register, and Rough Such and Settlement Land Register will be prepared.

(ii) Based on these records, a Final Settlement Enquiry will be conducted by Revenue Divisional Offi cer, Namakkal by issuing a suitable enquiry notice together with a schedule showing the details of the land as to survey and sub-division number, correlated old survey and subdivision number/ Paimash number if any, survey area, particulars as to Government or Ryoti, classifi cation as to wet, dry, manavari, building site etc., taram and the Settlement assessment or ground rent imposed on the land with relevant remarks under which right to ryotwari patta has been or is to be established. It will be served through the Settlement Inspector or Village Administrative Offi cer on each registered holder in person if possible or by affi xture in his known residence in the village and village chavadi, before the date fi xed for fi nal settlement enquiry.

(iii) Every Endeavour will be made to secure the prompt service of the individual notice on the registered holders concerned, but non-residents and absentee registered holders should make their own arrangements to obtain the notice from the Settlement Inspector or VAO concerned.

(iv) Also a common notice will be published in conspicuous places in the Village, Village Chavadi, any adjoining Villages, concerned Taluk Offi ce and will be duly make known in the village by beat of tom-tom not less than a week prior to the date of hearing, inviting everyone to appear before the enquiry authority to present their representation for the claim of patta or to fi le their objections if any, with respect to any land involved in this present settlement process.

(v) At the conclusion of the Final Settlement Enquiry, orders will be passed and Rough Pattas will be issued by considering the statement fi led by the occupants; relevant records, documents, evidences fi led; objections raised and other lawful factors, if any.

IV. Rough Patta Objections to be Heard (i) After issuing Rough patta, Rough Patta Objection Hearing (RPOH in short) will be conducted by the Revenue Divisional Offi cer. The date on which and the place at which, the objections to the entries in or omissions from the rough patta or ground rent patta be heard, would be published in common places of the Village and also in Village Chavadi. In such hearings, the Revenue Divisionan Offi cer, Namakkal will entertain the objections and decide them immediately and record them in the prescribed RPOH Form.

(ii) No objection petition will be entertained by the Final Settlement Enquiry Authority after the date notifi ed in the manner specifi ed above, unless the delay in presenting the petition is explained to his satisfaction.

(iii) At the conclusion of the RPOH, the treatment of all lands covered by this work will be published in the village Chavadi in the prescribed manner.

(iv) Clerical/Typographical errors found in the entries in the schedule to the patta in regard to survey numbers, areas, names of registered holders and the registration of the land as to Government or Ryoti, wet or dry or the like, can be corrected at any time during or after the settlement, based on basic settlement records only, if brought to notice by the parties interested.

(v) Objections barred:-Petitions for alterations of demarcations which are barred by the provisions of the Tamil Nadu Survey and Boundaries Act, 1923 (T.N.Act VIII of 1923) will not be entertained. No objection will be admitted as to the rates of assessment as it is imposed in accordance with the other settled areas.

V. Prepation and Handing Over of Fair Accounts On completion of Rough Patta Objection Hearing, Fair Accounts/Records will be prepared from Rough Accounts and the decision taken in RPOH. The Fair Accounts/Records such as FMB, Map, Settlement Form Accounts, Fair Adangal, Fair Chitta, Manai Register, Encroachment list, Held-over list, Survey and Settlement Fair Land Register etc., will be prepared and handed over to the District Administration for maintenance.

VI. Appeals

(i) Appeals against the order/Registers/Rough Pattas issued by the Revenue Divisional Offi cer, Namakkal shall lie to the District Revenue Offi cer, Namakkal; the second appeals lie before the Director of Survey and Settlement, Chennai against the orders passed by the District Revenue Offi cer, Namakkal.

(ii) Every appeal petition must be accompanied with the original order or certifi ed copy of the order of the lower authority against which the appeal is fi led.

(iii) All appeals, against order passed by the lower authority, shall be preferred within 30 days from the date of receipt of the order.

(iv) Appeal petitions and its enclosures appended thereto should be stamped in accordance with the rules.

(v) If no appeal is fi led against any order/decision within the stipulated appeal period, the order passed/ decision taken by that order/decision will become fi nal.

East - Matturuttu Village West - Mangalapuram Village

2. Bit No.2

(vi) The Director of Survey and Settlement (DOSS) and the Commissioner of Land Administration (CLA) reserve the right to cancel, revise or modify any of the orders/decisions of any lower authority at any time, suo-motu when any of the order/decision seems to have been passed based on some fraudulent records or by misinterpretation.

North and West - Matturuttu Village South and East - Naraikinaru Forest Block VII. Relinquishment

3. Bit No.3

North and East - Attur Taluk of Salem District West - Matturuttu Village South - Naraikinaru Forest Block II

4. Bit No.4

East - Gangavalli Taluk of Salem District West and South - Naraikinaru Village North - Naraikinaru Forest Block II

5. Bit No.5

During the settlement, if it is not found possible to hold the fi nal settlement enquiry before the date fi xed in the district for the acceptance of relinquishments during the fasli, the time within which relinquishments may be made, may be extended until a month after the close of the Final Settlement Enquiry in order to enable the ryots to make such changes in their holding as they may decided to take, with reference to the revised conditions of assessments now imposed. Lands relinquished must consist of entire survey fi elds or entire subdivisions which are separately recorded in the schedule of lands or patta covered by the fi nal settlement enquiry.

Viii. Duration of Settlement

North - Naraikinaru Forest Block II South, East and West - Naraikinaru Village.

(a) Subject to the provisions of clauses (b) and (c) below, the settlement will remain the force till such times as the settlement notifi cation remains in force and will be subject to revision if and when any area is taken up for settlement and the rates of assessment now sanctioned will not be changed till then. Government reserve the right to revise the assessment on lands in such a manner as may then seem just and proper, but no enhancement of assessment will then be made in respect of any additional value which may have been imparted to lands by improvements eff ected by the ryots whether such improvements have been carried out by money borrowed from Government or otherwise.

(b) The Government reserve the right to alter or revise the classifi cation of lands adopted at the settlement and to impose additional assessment in the following cases:-

(i) Where the lands have been included in the ayacut of any irrigation work constructed or extended by the Government during the currency of settlement.

(ii) Where on lands classifi ed as dry, wet crops are or may hereafter be, raised by the aid of achukattus.

(iii) Where dry lands are converted into wet.

(iv) Where the lands are included in the water spread of the tank.

(c) The Government also reserve the right to change from time to time the rate of water charge and the method of calculating it, in respect of lands not registered as wet.

SCHEDULE-I Description of lands taken over for Revenue Settlement Work Namakkal District, Rasipuram Taluk, Naraikinaru Village 1. Bit No.1 North - Naraikinaru Forest Block I South - Naraikinaru Forest Block II746 TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT GAZETTE [Part II—Sec. 2

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