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O.S. 404/ 2025

Case between Ambika vs Lissy et al regarding injunction.

Court
COURT OF THE MUNSIFF, VARKALA
Judge
Sri. ARAVIND. P.
Order Date
2025-11-14
Duration
Case Code No.
404
Case Closed

Judgement document from eCourt website

Judgment Document
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Case Summary

Ambika is the plaintiff seeking an injunction against Lissy and others. The court found a prima facie case for granting the injunction to prevent harm to the petitioner.

Judgment Outcome

Plaintiff Won
Interim Order
The court granted the petition for an ad-interim injunction against the defendants. This order is to prevent any encroachment or cutting of a new pathway by the defendants until further notice.
Judgment Favored
Plaintiff
Relief Granted
Ad-interim injunction against encroachment and cutting open a new pathway.
Case Type
Civil Suit
Final Judgment
No
The court granted the petition for an ad-interim injunction against the defendants. This order is to prevent any encroachment or cutting of a new pathway by the defendants until further notice.
Why Plaintiff Won:
A prima facie case was established and the balance of convenience favored the petitioner.
Losing Side's Weaknesses:
A prima facie case was established and the balance of convenience favored the petitioner.
Supporting Evidence
I am satisfied that, a prima facie case is made out and the delay in issuing notice in this I.A will defeat the very purpose of the suit. If ad-interim injunction is not granted, irreparable injury will be caused to the petitioner. Moreover, balance of convenience is also in favour of petitioner.

Judgment Evidence:

Hence the counter petitioner is restrained from, encroaching into plaint schedule property and further restrained from cutting open a new pathway until further orders.

Parties Involved

Parties

Party Role
Plaintiff
Party Name
Ambika
Party Age
74
Relation
D/o
Party Role
Defendant
Party Name
Lissy
Party Age
66
Relation
D/o
Party Role
Defendant
Party Name
Jayan
Party Age
46
Relation
S/o
Party Role
Defendant
Party Name
Jayesh
Party Age
40
Relation
S/o
Party Role
Defendant
Party Name
Thushara
Party Age
36
Relation
W/o
Plaintiffs Documents
Defendants Documents

Advocates

Party Role
Plaintiff
Advocate Name
Sri. Saj. S. Sivan
Appearance Type
Main Counsel
Party Role
Plaintiff
Advocate Name
Smt. B. Chithralekha
Appearance Type
Assisting Counsel
Party Role
Defendant
Advocate Name
Sri. Shihabudheen . J. Kuriyedath
Appearance Type
Main Counsel

Reliefs

Relief Type: Injunction
Outcome: Granted
Description:
Ad-interim injunction restraining the counter petitioner from encroaching into plaint schedule property and cutting open a new pathway.
Evidence:
If ad-interim injunction is not granted, irreparable injury will be caused to the petitioner.

Documents & Evidence

Case Classification

Case Type
Civil Suit
Category
Other Civil Cases
District
Thiruvananthapuram
State
Kerala
Court Establishment
Munsiffs Court, Varkala
Common Reasons
Case Code
O.S.
Case Code Year
2025

Quick Facts

Location
Varkala
District
Thiruvananthapuram
State
Kerala
Court Establishment
Munsiffs Court, Varkala
Case Filed
Case Closed
From
Mon, 09/01/2025 - 12:00
To
Wed, 12/31/2025 - 12:00
Outcome Confidence
95%

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