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Original Suit No. 89 OF 2017

Case between Dr. Krtty's Health Care 2/465 Saleema Hospital Complex, Rep. By its Partner Vellekkattu Niyas vs Kariyil Surendran, Accomplish Marketing Company (Pvt) Ltd. et al regarding setting aside exparte decree

Court
THE MUNSIFF OF TIRUR
Judge
Sri. JANKISH NARAYANAN
Order Date
2019-12-19
Duration

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Case Summary

Case involves a petition filed to set aside an exparte decree against the 4th defendant in Original Suit No. 89/2017. The respondent/plaintiff opposed the application.

Judgment Outcome

Plaintiff Won
Interim Order
Petition to set aside exparte decree is allowed and deposit of cost is ordered.
Judgment Favored
Plaintiff
Relief Granted
Case Type
Civil Procedure
Final Judgment
No
Why Plaintiff Won:

Judgment Evidence:

Parties Involved

Plaintiffs

Dr. Krtty's Health Care 2/465 Saleema Hospital Complex, Rep. By its Partner Vellekkattu Niyas (Age not specified years) P.O. Thalakkadathur Kariyil Surendran (Age not specified years) Kariyil House, Ariyallur amsom desom & Post, Tirur Taluk, 676 312 Jayachandran (Age not specified years) Tanur amsom desom, Pariyapuram, Mukkola, Tirur Taluk Abdul Gafoor (Age not specified years) Kalambakkalakath Niramaruthoor amsom, desom & P.O., Tirur Taluk Gopalakrishnan (Age not specified years) 8/201, Mankulangara Variyam, Ramapuram.P.O., Perinthalmanna Taluk

Defendants

S/o Mammadu kutty (Age not specified years) P.O.Pookkayil Bazar, Tirur Taluk, PIN 676107

Reliefs

Relief Type: Injunction
Outcome: Granted
Description:
Set aside the exparte decree dated 31.10.2018
Evidence:
The exparte decree passed against the petitioner is to be set aside in the interest of justice. But the grievance of the respondent/plaintiff is to be obviated by imposing cost

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Location
Case Filed
Outcome Confidence
50%

Involved Entities

Hospital

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