Bank

Kerala Gramine Bank is the petitioner seeking execution proceedings against Mahesh. R, the respondent. The court dismissed the execution petition as the decree holder has not taken steps against the judgment debtor.

Calicut City Service Co-operative Bank Limited is the petitioner while Subhash Chandran P is the respondent. The case involves an execution petition which was heard in court.

Kerala Gramin Bank is suing its borrowers, Muhammed Sameer and Athan, for the repayment of a loan of 1,00,000/- taken in 2016. The defendants failed to repay the loan despite acknowledging their debt in 2018.

The case involves Calicut City Service Co-operative Bank Ltd, represented by its General Manager, Saju James, and respondent Jose Lona. The petition pertains to an execution petition where the decree holder submitted that the matter has been settled.

Kerala Gramin Bank is the petitioner seeking execution of a decree against Prajeesh Kumar. The matter was settled and the decree was satisfied.

This case involves Canara Bank as the plaintiff against Shibin.A and Ramachandran.A.K regarding the recovery of an education loan amount. The defendants failed to repay the loan despite multiple demands from the bank.

The plaintiff, Canara Bank, filed a suit against M/s Mookambika Metals for the realization of a loan amount which was not repaid. The defendant failed to appear in court, leading to the suit being decreed in favor of the plaintiff.

Canara Bank filed a suit against multiple defendants including M/s Green Health Care for the rejection of the plaint. The court noted the absence of the plaintiff and the non-payment of the BCF despite several opportunities.

The plaintiff, M/s UCO Bank, is seeking to recover money loaned to the defendants, Mr. Shahadath Saleem. K and M/s. Dilse, for a credit facility that has not been repaid. The defendants did not appear in court, leading to the case being heard ex parte.

The plaintiff, Kerala Gramin Bank, is seeking to recover an amount due from the defendants, Sri. Sajeendranath.P and Smt. Jashi.P, who have failed to repay a loan taken with interest. The defendants were set ex parte as they did not appear in court.