RP. No. 68/2025 in OS.No 777/2021

Case between Kerala State et al vs Sajeev regarding setting aside exparte decree

Court

COURT OF THE MUNSIFF, KOLLAM

Judge

Smt.Ragi.S.

Order Date

2025-06-27

Duration

approximately-1 year 11 days

Case Closed

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Case Summary

The case involves Kerala State represented by various officials as defendants and Sajeev as the plaintiff. The petition filed by the defendants seeks to set aside an exparte decree dated 09/07/2024.

Judgment Outcome

Judgment Favored

Defendant

Relief Granted

Case Type

Civil Suit

Final Judgment

The court dismissed the petition for default due to the absence of the petitioner and no representation.

Key Reasoning:
Petitioner absent and no representation.

Why Defendant Won:
Petitioner absent and no representation.

Supporting Evidence

Petitioner absent and no representation.

Judgment Evidence:

Hence RP dismissed for default. Pronounced by me in open court on this the 27th day of June, 2025.

Parties Involved

Parties

Party Role: Defendant
Party Name: Kerala State represented by the District Collector, Kollam

Party Role: Defendant
Party Name: Director of Survey and Land Records, Vazhauthakkadu P.O, Thiruvananthapuram

Party Role: Defendant
Party Name: Tahasildar, Land Records, Kollam

Party Role: Defendant
Party Name: Deputy Collector and Competent Authority, National High Way, Civil Station, Kollam

Party Role: Defendant
Party Name: Special Tahasildar L.A, (N.H.1), Pallimukku, Vadakkevila P.O, Kollam

Party Role: Plaintiff
Party Name: Sajeev

Plaintiffs Documents

Defendants Documents

Advocates

Party Role: Defendant
Advocate Name: Jayakumar. K.K.
Appearance Type: Main Counsel

Reliefs

Relief Type: Other

Outcome: Dismissed

Description:

The petition was dismissed for default due to the petitioner being absent and no representation.

Evidence:

Hence RP dismissed for default.

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