Government

Nabeel filed a petition to restore the suit that was previously dismissed. The respondents include the Kerala State and various officials from Kollam.

The plaintiffs are Aji and Nisharaj, while the defendants are Kerala State Financial Enterprises Limited and its Anchalummoodu Branch Manager. The case pertains to a request for an injunction, but the plaintiffs were absent during the proceedings.

K.Abdul Khadarkutty, the plaintiff, claims ownership of a property that has had its boundaries altered illegally by the defendants, which include government officials. He seeks a mandatory injunction to correct the revenue records.

The plaintiffs, led by Dakshayani, filed a petition to accept an additional witness schedule while the defendants, represented by the State of Kerala, objected, citing previous opportunities to submit evidence. The court found the application was intended to delay the trial.

The plaintiff, K.Vijayan, filed a suit against the State of Kerala and multiple defendants for the realization of money. The court found that the plaintiff had not remitted the balance court fee.

Dr.T.Achuthan, the petitioner and original plaintiff, filed this petition to set aside an earlier order and restore the suit. The respondents are various government officials from Kollam.

The case involves a petition filed by the Kerala State represented by several officials seeking to set aside an exparte decree. The petition was dismissed due to the absence of the petitioner and no representation.

Jayalalitha O.B, the decree holder, filed an execution petition against Jose John, the judgment debtor. The court dismissed the petition for default as the decree holder was absent.

Nabeel has filed a petition to restore a case under the Code of Civil Procedure. The petition involves the Kerala State and other defendants including government officials and a private respondent.

The plaintiffs, Kunjumol and Aloysius, are husband and wife seeking a permanent injunction against the defendants, including the Kollam Corporation and other governmental bodies. They claim to have continuous possession of 3.5 cents of land against illegal encroachment and threats from individuals affiliated with the defendants.