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This case involves South Malabar Gramin Bank petitioning for the transmission of a decree. Leela.C.K is the respondent who did not appear in court.

Sree Nandhitha.S.K, a minor represented by her father, Suresh Kumar.R, filed a suit against the State of Kerala and other defendants. The suit was dismissed as not pressed.

Sreenadhitha.S.K, a minor, represented by his father Suresh Kumar.R, filed a suit against the State of Kerala and other defendants. The plaintiff's counsel stated that the suit is not pressed, leading to its dismissal.

The case involves P.M.Viswanathan and Mandattil Geetha, where the plaintiff seeks damages due to losses incurred from a fire that destroyed business premises. The suit also addresses the defendant's negligence in maintaining safety during operations.

The plaintiffs, a husband and wife, are seeking a declaration regarding their life interest in a property previously settled to their son, the second defendant. They claim that a loan taken by the second defendant against the property was unauthorized as their consent was not obtained.

Devasya, the petitioner, seeks eviction of the respondent, V. K.Sasi, from a shop room for non-payment of rent and for starting a business. The respondent contests the eviction on various grounds, including claims of regular payment of rent.

Calicut City Service Co-operative Bank Limited filed an execution petition against Lakshmanan P.M and others. The court dismissed the execution petition for default due to the decree holder's failure to comply with the previous order.

Canara Bank filed a suit against Sunena.C and others. The plaintiff had no representation and did not state that the matter was settled, leading to the rejection of the plaint.

M/s. Karnataka Bank Limited is seeking to recover money from the defendants who had availed an educational loan. The defendants acknowledged the debt but failed to repay despite repeated demands.

The plaintiff, Secretary E.C. Muhammed, has filed a suit against multiple defendants, including Kakuzhiyil Pathumma and others. The case concerns a legal matter under the Civil Procedure Code.