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The State Bank of India is suing M/s. Lakshika Boutique and its partners for failure to repay a loan amounting to Rs.10,91,458. The defendants did not appear in court, and the plaintiff presented evidence of the debt.

Union Bank of India, represented by Jim Mathew Kattakayam, filed a petition against Shaiju Kumar. T for enforcement under the Civil Procedure Code. The petition related to the means of the judgment debtor.

The plaintiff, State Bank of India, claims recovery of a loan amounting to Rs.17,03,978.52 from the defendant, Julie Biju, who allegedly defaulted on loan repayments. The defendant contests the claim, stating she has not availed any loans from the bank.

The case involves M/s. Kerala Gramin Bank as the plaintiff and Sahadath, Ammed, and Mariyam as the defendants. The application was made under Section 151 of the Code of Civil Procedure for a matter related to a petition filed by the defendants.

The plaintiff, Kerala Gramin Bank, filed this suit against the defendants, Anjali K.M and K.C.Krishnadasan, to recover an educational loan amount of Rs. 7,42,529/-. The defendants failed to repay the loan as per the agreement.

The case involves Bank of India, represented by its Chief Manager Sri. Pratap M.R., seeking to recover Rs. 10,28,436.08 from Saifu P., the sole proprietor of M/s. Morries, due to non-repayment of a loan. The defendant was set ex-parte as he failed to appear in court.

Keralal Gramin Bank, represented by its Principal Officer, filed a petition against Ragil P and Radhakrishnan Nair regarding enforcement proceedings. The petition was specifically under Section 55 Order 21 Rule 38 of the CPC.

This case involves Union Bank of India suing Mr. Mahafil Hassan for the recovery of a loan amount of Rs.13,92,973. The defendant was unable to repay the loans taken due to business shutdown during the COVID pandemic.

The plaintiff, State Bank of India, is seeking the recovery of a monetary amount from the defendant, K Preman. The defendant was set ex-parte as he was absent during the proceedings.

The case involves Bank of India as the plaintiff and Renil K as the defendant. The plaintiff claims a sum of money from the defendant.