Bare Act
The Tamil Nadu Requisitioning and Acquisition of Immovable Property Act, 1956
This Act allows the Tamil Nadu government to requisition immovable property for public purposes while ensuring fair compensation to owners. The legislation provides procedures for requisitioning buildings, land, and other properties when needed for development or emergency purposes. Compensation includes rental payments, damages for loss, vacating expenses, and restoration costs. The Act defines "competent authority," sets timelines for notifications, and prohibits unauthorized disposal or alteration of requisitioned property before the period ends. It specifically protects tenants' rights and applies to landlords, cultivators, and property owners who may lose possession of their assets temporarily for state needs, balancing public interest with private property rights.
- 1. Short title
- 2. Definitions
- 3. Power to requisition immovable property
- 4. Power to take possession of requisitioned property
- 5. Rights over requisitioned property
- 6. Release from requisitioning
- 7. Power to acquire requisitioned property.
- 8. Principles and method of determining compensation.
- 11. Appeals from awards in respect of compensation
- 12. Competent authority and arbitrators to have certain powers of civil courts
- 13. Power to obtain information
- 14. Power to enter and inspect
- 15. Recovery of possession of agricultural land
- 16. Service of notice and order
- 17. Restriction on removal of fixtures
- 18. Delegation of powers
- 19. Protection of action taken in good faith
- 20. Bar of jurisdiction of civil courts
- 21. Penalty for offences
- 22. Certain persons to be deemed public servants
- 23. Power to make rules
- 24. Power to remove difficulties
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