Private Individual

The plaintiff, UCO Bank, filed a suit against the defendants Hussain.A and Nazarudeen for the realization of money. The court heard the case on 17-02-2025.

This suit is filed by the plaintiff under Section 26 Order VII Rule 1 to 7 of the Code of Civil Procedure for Declaration and Injunction. The court rejected the plaint due to non-remittance of the Balance Court Fee.

This case involves Bank of India as the plaintiff and Shibina. S and Shibu.S as defendants. The plaintiff's counsel submitted that the matter has been settled between the parties and is therefore not pressing the suit.

The plaintiff, Canara Bank, is seeking to recover a loan amount from the defendant, Abhilash Aravindakshan, who failed to repay it. The loan was sanctioned for business expansion, but after repeated reminders, the defendant defaulted, leading to this suit.

The plaintiff, Meera Biju, employed in the United Kingdom, seeks declaration and injunction regarding her easement rights over property in Mundakkal Village. The defendants include V.Jayaprakash and State of Kerala officials, who contested her claim over the access to her property.

The case involves The Ullala Service Co-Operative Bank Ltd. seeking the execution of a decree against judgment debtors Lali Mohandas, Mohandas, and Raju. The execution petition was ultimately dismissed in court.

The Karoor Vysya Bank Ltd. filed an execution petition against Banerji K.V. and Sindhu Banerji. The court dismissed the execution petition.

Augustine is the plaintiff against The Urban Co-operative Bank Ltd. and others. The case relates to a suit that has been finally heard.

The plaintiffs, including P.K.Vijayan's legal representatives, are seeking a declaration of easement over a pathway claimed to be obstructed by the defendants K.P Remanan and Usha. The case revolves around the right of passage and usage of the property.

Muriattu Chit Funds Pvt. Ltd. is the complainant represented by its Managing Director Manoharan M.S. The case involves an offence under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act. The accused, Pradeep Kumar, was acquitted due to the complainant's absence.