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Tamil Nadu Land Encroachment Act

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Order VII Rule 11 CPC | Plaint Must Be Numbered Before Maintainability Hearing; Jurisdictional Bar No Ground to Return Unnumbered Plaint : Madras HC
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|Madras High Court

Order VII Rule 11 CPC | Plaint Must Be Numbered Before Maintainability Hearing; Jurisdictional Bar No Ground to Return Unnumbered Plaint : Madras HC

The Madras HC set aside a trial court order returning an unnumbered plaint in an adverse possession suit against a TN Land Encroachment Act notice, holding courts must first number the plaint and hear the plaintiff on maintainability under Order VII Rule 11 CPC - a jurisdictional bar cannot justify bypassing this mandatory procedure.

Section 6 Tamil Nadu Land Encroachment Act | Appeal to District Collector is Proper Remedy; Eviction Stayed Pending Appeal : Madras HC
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|Madras High Court

Section 6 Tamil Nadu Land Encroachment Act | Appeal to District Collector is Proper Remedy; Eviction Stayed Pending Appeal : Madras HC

Madras High Court rules that an appeal to the District Collector under Section 6 of the Tamil Nadu Land Encroachment Act is an effective remedy, staying eviction until disposal. The court directed the petitioner to file a fresh appeal within two weeks, treating it as timely and prohibiting dispossession until the appeal is resolved.

Section 10 TN Land Encroachment Act | Exhaustion of Appellate Remedy Mandatory Before Writ Petition; Commercial Use of Grama Natham Land Illegal : Madras HC
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|Madras High Court

Section 10 TN Land Encroachment Act | Exhaustion of Appellate Remedy Mandatory Before Writ Petition; Commercial Use of Grama Natham Land Illegal : Madras HC

Madras High Court ruled that a writ petition challenging an eviction notice under Section 6 of the Tamil Nadu Land Encroachment Act is not maintainable without first exhausting the statutory appeal under Section 10. The court also held that commercial use of grama natham land is illegal, reinforcing the state's authority over such lands.