Private Individual

The plaintiffs, including The Nagambadom Sivagiri Teerthadana Pathayathra Samithy and its representatives, are seeking a temporary prohibitory injunction against the defendants from claiming authority over the Samadhi and conducting the Shivagiri pilgrimage. The defendants assert their longstanding role in administration and deny the plaintiffs' claims.

The plaintiff, a society, sanctioned a loan to the first defendant, who failed to repay it. The other defendants were sureties for the loan.

The complainant, Keerthi Hire Purchase and Credits Ltd, filed a petition for withdrawal of the case against the accused, Remya C K, under section 280 of the BNSS. The case was subsequently dismissed as withdrawn.

M/s. Sree Gokulam Chits & Finance Co (P)Ltd filed a complaint against Mr. Sreeja J Nair under U/s.138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act. The matter was settled, and the complaint was withdrawn.

M/s. Sree Gokulam Chit & Finance, Co.(P) Ltd filed a complaint against Rijo Jacob for dishonouring a cheque issued towards discharge of a legally enforceable liability. The court found the accused guilty under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act.

Finvent Finance and Investment Limited is the complainant, and Usha T is the accused. The case involves allegations under the Negotiable Instruments Act.

Kerala Gramin Bank as the decree holder initiated an execution petition against the judgment debtors Chandrababu K.C. and Abdul Manaf. The court closed the petition due to the absence of the decree holder's representation and a valuation statement.

This case involves Reshma George as the plaintiff and H D F C Bank as the defendant. The suit was dismissed for default due to the absence of the plaintiff.

Tomy Dominic is the plaintiff in this case. The suit concerns a matter that was ultimately not pressed by the plaintiff.

The case involves the C. S. I Ascension Church represented by Amos Abraham Thomas and Jeeja Dilip Cherian who are the decree holders. The execution petition against Geethakrishnan. P. K was dismissed as not pressed.