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O.S. No. 608/2012

Case between Shwas Homes Pvt. Ltd. vs Dr. Laxmilatha regarding lifting of interim attachment

Court
COURT OF MUNSIFF, ERNAKULAM
Judge
Smt. Needi.K.Dinamany
Order Date
2025-12-19
Duration

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Case Summary

The case involves Shwas Homes Pvt. Ltd. suing Dr. Laxmilatha for realization of money. The petitioner is seeking to lift an interim attachment on property related to an earlier order.

Judgment Outcome

Plaintiff Won
Interim Order
The court allowed the petition to lift the interim attachment on the property. The attachment was deemed unnecessary following the dismissal of the suit.
Judgment Favored
Plaintiff
Relief Granted
Order lifting attachment of property
Case Type
Civil Suit
Final Judgment
No
Why Plaintiff Won:
The petitioner demonstrated that the suit was dismissed and the attachment order was no longer applicable.

Judgment Evidence:

In the result, the above petition is allowed on the following terms: Property attached as per order in IA 4403/2012 dated 21.07.2012 is released from attachment.

Parties Involved

Plaintiffs

Shwas Homes Pvt. Ltd. (Age not specified years) Ground Floor, Mystic Heights Phase I, Kaniyampuzha Road, Ernakulam

Defendants

Dr. Laxmilatha (63 years) Apartment No. 7A-Mystic-Heights, Phase-I, Kaniyampuzha Road, Ernakulam

Reliefs

Relief Type: Other
Outcome: Granted
Description:
Petition to lift the order of interim attachment of property is allowed.
Evidence:
Satisfied that petition has merits. Hence petition is allowed in the interest of justice.

Documents & Evidence

Document Type: Interim Order
Submitted By: Unknown
Relevance:
The order of interim attachment of the schedule property is referenced in the context of the petition to lift the attachment.
Reference:
IA 4403/2012

Quick Facts

Location
Case Filed
Outcome Confidence
85%

Involved Entities

Private Individual

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