Church

The plaintiff, Archdiocese of Verapoly, has filed a suit against the defendant, Josy Lazar, for recovery of unpaid rent arrears and damages related to rental properties. The defendant failed to appear in court and was proceeded against exparte.

The plaintiffs, including a church and two individuals, were represented by their counsel. The defendant, an individual, was also represented in court. The suit was dismissed as it was not pressed by the plaintiffs.

The plaintiffs, Infant Jesus Church and others, are seeking eviction and arrears of rent from the defendant, P. Vijayaraghavan. The church claims the defendant has defaulted on rent payments since February 2018 and has not vacated the premises despite notice.

This case involves Infant Jesus Church as the plaintiff seeking eviction of Haseetha Venugopal due to defaults on rent payments. The plaintiffs claim the defendant owes significant arrears and additional damages for use and occupation post-termination of tenancy.

The case involves St. George Church, represented by its Parish Priest, and defendant P.K Venu. The matter was settled in mediation with terms found lawful and enforceable.

The case involves St.Francis Xavier Church and two individuals, Mathew Kurisinkal and Jolly Simon, against Biju O.S. The suit was dismissed due to the absence of both the plaintiffs and defendants during the hearing.

The plaintiffs, including Shiby Mathew and others, filed a suit but were absent during the hearing. The defendants were present, and the suit was dismissed for default due to the plaintiffs' absence.

The Infant Jesus Church filed a petition regarding enforcement proceedings against Peer Mohammed Khan. The court reported that the decree was satisfied.

The plaintiffs, led by Joy Joseph, sought legal redress against the defendants, including the Syro-malabar Major Archi-Episcopal Church. The court dismissed the case due to the absence of the plaintiffs.

The plaintiffs, led by the Infant Jesus Church, are seeking eviction of the defendants, Southern Law Chambers and V.N. Haridas, due to non-payment of rent since December 2018. The plaintiffs allege they are entitled to recover a significant amount in arrears of rent and damages.