Church

The plaintiffs, Mrs. Annama Mathai and Mrs. Rhyni Johnson, brought a suit against multiple defendants including religious institutions and their representatives. The court dismissed the case as not pressed on the hearing date.

Infant Jesus Church represented by Deglus Pinheiro and Henry Austin Junior filed a suit against Johnson K Kurian. The court dismissed the suit as not pressed.

The plaintiff, St Mary Magdalene Church, is involved in a case against the Maradu Municipal Unit of National Ex-Serviceman Co-ordination Committee regarding a mediation agreement. The court found the terms of the mediation lawful and decreed the suit accordingly.

This case involves a petition filed by Retd. Lt. Col. N D Joy to be impleaded as an additional defendant in a suit related to the uniform mode of Holy Qurbana in a church. The initial plaintiffs oppose the petition, claiming it is not maintainable.

The plaintiffs, consisting of a church and its representatives, are suing the defendant for recovery of possession and arrears of rent due to violations of the lease agreement. The defendant claims he has rights over the property based on a lease agreement but is accused of constructing unauthorized structures.

The plaintiffs, including St. Francis Xavier Church and individuals Mathew Kurisinkal and Jolly Simon, are seeking rent arrears from the defendant, Sajan. N.P., who has been occupying a dilapidated building without paying rent. The case involves claims of unpaid rent and issues related to the condition of the property.

The plaintiffs, represented by Infant Jesus Church and Henry Austin Junior, are involved in a case against the defendant Daniel Palliparambil regarding a settled matter. The court dismissed the suit as not pressed after the parties reached a settlement.

The plaintiffs are Sebastian, Joshy Varghese, and Jimmy P. Antony, while the defendants include St. Mary’s Catholic Church Perumbavoor and others. The case was dismissed for default due to the absence of the plaintiffs.

This case involves a petition filed by the third defendant seeking a modification of an interim injunction order in favor of the plaintiffs. The petitioners argue that due to poor conditions of the pathway, temporary maintenance is required for an upcoming religious procession.

This case involves Decree Holders Pappachan and Antony seeking execution against Judgment Debtors Joseph, Alex, Binoy, Jaimon, and Prince. The court found that the Execution Petition was fully satisfied.