Government

K.V.Sathyapalan filed a petition to inspect records from O.S No. 68/2017 involving Sree Narayana Dharma Samajam. The petitioner claims the records are crucial for his case against the defendants.

The plaintiff, State Bank of India, filed a suit against the defendant, Biju C S, for the realization of an outstanding loan amount. The defendant defaulted on the loan repayment, leading to the bank issuing loan recall notices and ultimately initiating this suit.

The petitioner, Harichandana. S. M, aged 16, seeks an interim injunction to participate in the State School Kalolsavam. She alleges that the judging process was manipulated during the prior event, affecting her scores.

The petitioner, a minor represented by his mother, seeks a temporary injunction to participate in the upcoming State School Kalolsavam after being placed second in a prior competition. The respondents have objected to the petition, claiming it lacks merit.

The petitioner, Krishnapriya S, a minor represented by her mother, filed for an interim injunction to participate in the State School Kalolsavam. The petition was dismissed as the court found a lack of prima facie case and balance of convenience.

The petitioner, Sreelakshmi Babu, aged 18, sought a temporary injunction to participate in the State School Kalolsavam. She alleged that her lower placements in previous competitions were due to corruption in the organization of the events.

Gopinadhan filed a suit against the State of Kerla and other defendants. The court dismissed the suit as the plaintiff and defendants were absent.

The plaintiffs, led by Baby Alias Mary Joseph, have filed a suit against multiple defendants including M/s Holiday Ventures Pvt Ltd., seeking a permanent prohibitory injunction regarding certain property rights and construction issues. The case centers around disputes concerning access and ownership of specific roads and properties in Elamkulam.

Jameela, the plaintiff, is seeking a declaration regarding her ownership of a property and an injunction against Amanulla and others who she claims are illegally occupying it. The defendants counter that valid sale deeds were executed in their favor.

The Kollam District, Postal Telecom and BSNL Employees Co-operative Society Ltd.No.880 is seeking to set aside an ex-parte decree and restore the suit originally filed against The Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL). The case has multiple hearings with delays resulting in the current petitions to condone the delay in filing.