Appearing before a Division Bench of Justices S.M. Subramaniam and K. Rajasekar, Advocate-General P.S. Raman said the government had constituted the valuation sub-committees, published the necessary notifications, and obtained public objections too. “Hopefully, in July, the new guideline values will come into force,” the law officer said during the hearing of a review petition.
New property guideline values expected to come into force from July, Advocate-General tells Madras High Court
He says the State government had expedited the process after the Lok Sabha election and public objections too had been obtained
Published – June 14, 2024 08:21 pm IST – CHENNAI
Advocate-General P.S. Raman said the government had constituted the valuation sub-committees, published the necessary notifications, and obtained public objections too.
The process of fixing guideline values afresh for the immovable properties located across Tamil Nadu has been expedited after the lifting of the model code of conduct that was in force during the recent Lok Sabha election and the new guideline values are expected to come into force in July this year, the State government told the Madras High Court on Friday.
Appearing before a Division Bench of Justices S.M. Subramaniam and K. Rajasekar, Advocate-General P.S. Raman said the government had constituted the valuation sub-committees, published the necessary notifications, and obtained public objections too. “Hopefully, in July, the new guideline values will come into force,” the law officer said during the hearing of a review petition.