Case Summary
This case involves a petition for a temporary injunction filed by the plaintiffs against the defendants. The court found that the plaintiffs made a prima facie case for the injunction to prevent irreparable injury.
Judgment Outcome
Judgment Favored
Plaintiff
Relief Granted
Temporary injunction restraining the defendants from encumbering, selling, and demolishing properties.
Case Type
Civil Suit
Final Judgment
No
Why Plaintiff Won:
The plaintiffs established a prima facie case for the need of an interim injunction.
The plaintiffs established a prima facie case for the need of an interim injunction.
Judgment Evidence:
Hence an order of interim injunction is passed restraining 1st to 3rd respondents and their men and agents from encumbering, selling, inducting strangers into the plaint schedule properties and from demolishing the internal walls and other structures in the plaint B schedule apartment, until further orders.
Parties Involved
Plaintiffs
Samson T George (60 years years)
Thanninilkunnathil House, Pariyaram, Elanthoor P O, Elanthoor Village, Kolenchery Taluk, now residing at P O Box No. 9330, Ahmadi, Kuwait
Babu Mathew @ Parayil Mathew Babu (67 years years)
Theodical House, Theodical P O, Ranni, Ayiroor Village, Pathanamthitta District, Pin- 689613
Defendants
Arun Kumar Karerat (59 years years)
1108, Sunny Palace, Changampuzha Samadhi Road, Edappally P O, Pin- 682024
Steaphen V Y (57 years years)
Flat No. 2064, 6th Floor, Jade Heights-1, MIR Green Metropolis, Kakkanad, Ernakulam, Pin- 682021
Reena Mole Steaphen (50 years years)
Flat No. 2064, 6th Floor, Jade Heights-1, MIR Green Metropolis, Kakkanad, Ernakulam, Pin- 682021
Reliefs
Relief Type:
Temporary Injunction
Outcome:
Granted
Description:
Order of interim injunction restraining 1st to 3rd respondents and their men and agents from encumbering, selling, inducting strangers into the plaint schedule properties and from demolishing the internal walls and other structures in the plaint B schedule apartment.
Evidence:
I am satisfied that the petitioners have made out a prima facie case and if order of temporary injunction is not granted, irreparable injury is likely to be caused to the petitioners.