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Original Suit No. 344 OF 2013

Case between Kallingal Janaki vs Kallingal Gopalan, Kallingal Chinnan, Kallingal Balan, Karthiayani regarding partition and separate allotment.

Court
COURT OF THE MUNSIFF OF TIRUR
Judge
Sri. JANKISH NARAYANAN
Order Date
2019-09-04
Duration

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Case Summary

Kallingal Janaki filed a petition for partition and separate allotment against Kallingal Gopalan, Kallingal Chinnan, Kallingal Balan, and Karthiayani. The court dismissed the interlocutory application, indicating that no partition or separate allotment was possible.

Judgment Outcome

Defendant Won
Interim Order
The court dismissed the application for partition and separate allotment due to the dismissal of a previous interlocutory application.
Judgment Favored
Defendant
Relief Granted
Case Type
Civil Suit
Final Judgment
No
Key Reasoning:
IA 935/19 was dismissed, making partition and separate allotment impossible.

Judgment Evidence:

Since IA 935/19 dismissed, no partition and separate allotment is possible. Hence IA dismissed.

Parties Involved

Plaintiffs

Kallingal Janaki (41 Years years) Kuttippuram amsom, Perassannur desom, PO. Perassanur, Tirur Taluk.

Defendants

Kallingal Gopalan (55 years years) Kallingal Chinnan (52 Years years) Kuttippuram amsom, Perassanur desom, PO. Perassanur, Tirur Taluk, PIN 679 588 Kallingal Balan (60 Years years) Karthiayani (49 Years years) Chengayithodiyil House, (Cherukudangad amsom, Pazhayangadi desom, PO. Pazhayangadi, Pallippuram, PIN 679 305, Ottappalam Taluk)

Reliefs

Relief Type: Other
Outcome: Rejected
Description:
Request for partition and separate allotment in the interlocutory application.
Evidence:
Since IA 935/19 dismissed, no partition and separate allotment is possible.

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Quick Facts

Location
Tirur
Case Filed
Outcome Confidence
75%

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