Quick Summary: Alagarsamy K's request to change his land records was denied by the court. He wanted more land recognized, but the judge said no.
Alagarsamy K bought a piece of land in 1992. He thought he owned 3.35 cents, but the records only showed 1 Are (a smaller area). He asked the authorities to fix this mistake.
The Tahsildar, a local official, turned down his request on September 12, 2025. They said the original records were correct and matched the official maps.
"The request of Alagarsamy K was rejected on that basis."
Judge Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy looked at the case. He agreed with the local officials and didn't want to change the decision. He said Alagarsamy could ask a higher authority to look at the case if he wanted to try again.
"In exercise of discretionary jurisdiction, I am not inclined to interfere with this order."
The case was closed, but Alagarsamy can still appeal to the Revenue Divisional Officer if he wants to keep fighting for his land.
This case shows how important it is to have accurate land records and the challenges in changing them.
