Government

M R Harikumar filed a petition requesting the court to direct the defendants to maintain status quo regarding a property. The court agreed to this request due to a delay in serving the judgment to the petitioner.

The plaintiffs are seeking a mandatory and permanent injunction against the defendants regarding noise and food smell from a restaurant. They request the appointment of an Advocate Commissioner to inspect the property and assess the situation.

The plaintiffs, Suresh Babu and Lakshmi, are seeking a permanent prohibitory injunction against the State of Kerala and other governmental defendants. The case involves a dispute over property boundaries following a resurvey, with the plaintiffs arguing that their property has been incorrectly categorized as land belonging to the government.

The plaintiff, Raju V P, is seeking a permanent prohibitory injunction against the State of Kerala and other defendants, claiming ownership of a property threatened by erroneous resurvey records. The conflict centers on neighboring land disputes and the potential demolition of the plaintiff's compound wall.

Sudhi, the plaintiff, is seeking to establish his ownership and prevent the defendants from encroaching on his property. The defendants include various government officials who have allegedly threatened to demolish part of his property, claiming it is part of government land.

The case involves Sudharma Girijan as the plaintiff against the State of Kerala and other defendants. The court has transferred the case to the 1st Additional Munsiff court for further proceedings.

This case involves Punjab National Bank suing M/s Cafe Diaries and Abdul Rehiman C A for the recovery of defaulted loans. The defendants failed to repay the amounts owed despite multiple agreements and acknowledgments of liability.

The case involves the Vasanth Nagar Allottees Association, represented by its Secretary Jacob Thomas, who are seeking a permanent prohibitory injunction and mandatory injunction against the Kerala State Housing Board. The plaintiff claims that the Board is unlawfully encroaching on their property and has damaged their fencing.

The plaintiff, Cicily, is seeking a decree for the fixation of the boundary of her property, which she claims has been obstructed by the defendants. The defendants, including M/s Chinamaya Vidyalaya and others, contest the ownership and possession of the plaintiff over the property in question.

The plaintiffs, Punnan Philip P and Denny Philip, are seeking a decree for the fixation of boundaries and a permanent injunction against the defendants, which include the State of Kerala and various government officials. The case involves disputes over property boundaries and the legality of certain land surveys.