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O.S No. 883/2023

Case between Susy Johnson et al vs Elsy Francis et al regarding mediation agreement.

Court
COURT OF THE I ADDITIONAL MUNSIFF, ERNAKULAM
Judge
Sri. Padmakumar.G.
Order Date
2024-03-02
Duration

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Case Summary

The case involves plaintiffs Susy Johnson, Annie K J, and Pushpi K.J against defendants Elsy Francis and Mary. It concerns a legal dispute that was resolved through a mediation agreement, which the court found to be lawful.

Judgment Outcome

Plaintiff Won
Interim Order
The court found the mediation agreement to be lawful and decreed the suit in terms of that agreement. The mediation report was received and validated.
Judgment Favored
Plaintiff
Relief Granted
Case Type
Civil Suit
Final Judgment
No
Why Plaintiff Won:
The mediation agreement was found to be lawful.

Judgment Evidence:

Hence, Suit decreed in terms of mediation agreement which will form part of the decree.

Parties Involved

Plaintiffs

Susy Johnson (57 years years) Paringanath House, Valiyakulam desom, Udayamperoor , Kanayanoor Taluk, Udayampoor Village. Annie K J (56 years years) Kalathiparambil, Chalikkavattom desom, C.C. 45/1310, Edappally South village, Kanayannur taluk. Pushpi K.J (53 years years) Kalathiparambil, Chalikkavattom, C.C. 45/1310, Edappally South village, Kanayannur taluk.

Defendants

Elsy Francis (66 years years) Thaiparambil veetil, Cheranelloor desom, Edapally south village, Kanayannur taluk. Mary (60 years years) Vallollam parambil, Ayyapankavu desoth, Ernakulam village, Kanayannur taluk.

Reliefs

Relief Type: Other
Outcome: Granted
Description:
Suit decreed in terms of mediation agreement
Evidence:
Mediation agreement found lawful. Hence, Suit decreed in terms of mediation agreement which will form part of the decree.

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Quick Facts

Location
Ernakulam
Case Filed
Outcome Confidence
75%

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