Here's what's happening: A woman from Kudikadu Village, Cuddalore District, wants the land records updated to show she's the owner. The court has told the local official, the Thasildar, to look into it and make a decision.
M. Meenampal, the person asking for help, lives in Tholar South, Kudikadu Village, Cuddalore District. She applied online on October 15 and 17, 2025, asking for the land records to be updated in her name. Her land is in Survey Nos. 472/9A to 497/16, covering about 2.35 cents.
Judge Abdul Quddhose from the Madras High Court looked at the case on December 3, 2025. The court wants the Thasildar to review her applications and decide based on the rules.
"The respondent is directed to pass final orders on merits and in accordance with law."
The Thasildar has to check the applications and listen to any objections from neighboring landowners or other interested parties. This needs to be done within 12 weeks from when they get the court's order.
There are no extra costs involved in this case, and it’s a straightforward process to make sure the right person is recognized as the landowner.
This case shows how important it is to keep land records clear and how the legal system can help fix things when they get confusing.
