Government

The plaintiff, G.Rajan, a retired Sub Registrar, sued the State of Kerala and other officials for the realization of interest on his withheld Death-cum-Retirement Gratuity (DCRG). The defendants argued that the claim was barred by the Law of Limitation, but the court found in favor of the plaintiff.

The plaintiff, Mohanan, has filed a suit against the State of Kerala and its officials. The case was dismissed as the plaintiff was not present and did not file a proof affidavit, leading the court to conclude that he was not interested in pursuing the matter.

The plaintiff, Indian Overseas Bank, has filed a suit against the defendant, Nithin Nath.T.V, for the recovery of a loan amount that the defendant has failed to repay. The court found that the defendant owes ₹7,86,376.54 to the plaintiff.

The plaintiffs, Prince U Cheria and Lizmol K Joseph, claim to be the absolute owners of a property they purchased from T.K. Babu, which has been contested by the defendants, including the State of Kerala. The court examined the validity of the patta and the rights of ownership related to the property.

K.Rajkumar filed a suit against K.S.Muraleekrishna and others. The court dismissed the suit due to the plaintiff's absence and lack of readiness for evidence.

Sri. C.K Abdulla is the plaintiff who has filed a suit against the Greater Cochin Development Authority. The court has allowed the suit to be withdrawn with liberty.

The plaintiffs, led by Baby Joseph, filed a suit against various government officials regarding a legal matter. The court dismissed the suit due to the plaintiffs' absence and lack of representation.

The plaintiffs, K.V Viju and others, filed a suit against the Government of Kerala and various officials. The court dismissed the case due to the absence of the plaintiffs and lack of evidence.

The plaintiff, State Bank of India, is seeking repayment of a loan amount from the defendant, Mr. Michael Joseph, who defaulted on his loan obligations. The case was pursued exparte after the defendant failed to appear in court.

The plaintiffs are seeking a declaration and a permanent prohibitory injunction regarding their easement rights over a strip of land needed for access to their property. The case involves multiple parties, including the State of Kerala and various governmental bodies.