Chennai: The Madras High Court on Thursday set aside the acquisition of the residence of the former Minister of Tamil Nadu J Jayalalithaa – Veda Nilayam – by the Government of Tamil Nadu to establish a warning for him.
Let the request to move by his legal heirs J Deepa and J Deepak, justice n Seshasayee directed the country to submit property for them in three weeks.
The court also questioned the need to establish a second warning for CM when there was a warning for him at the Marina.
On January 27, the judge passed the interim command of detaining the country from a thrown open property Poes Garden to the public as a warning.
According to Deepa and Deepak, they were emotionally and sentimental attached to the Poes of their aunt’s residence.
“We have a plan to use it to do charity through public trust in his name,” they said.
They further alleged that the authorities were not given the opportunity for them to convey their objections to the acquisition of Vedic Nilayam total violations of the principles of natural justice as mandated by land acquisition law, 2013.
“A division of this court states that stated me as an expert The inheritance from Jayalalithaa has also directed us to build the trust of my aunt’s name with some properties to do charity.
State action in obtaining property to turn it into a warning will fight orders, “they added.
They added that the acquisition for the public interest as claimed by the state to build a warning monument would not fall below the reason permitted with the acquisition under the law.