Government

M/s. Kerala Roll Ball Association filed a suit against Shaji E.H and others seeking a permanent prohibitory injunction to prevent them from conducting championships and using the name 'Kerala'. The plaintiff claims exclusive rights to conduct roll ball championships in Kerala.

Manikandan.P, the plaintiff and President of the Ernakulam District Committee, challenges his suspension from the committee and seeks a prohibitory injunction against the defendants. The defendants, including the Kerala Home Guard Association, argue that the plaintiff's suspension was warranted due to his misconduct and absence from an executive meeting.

The plaintiff, Anamika Benedicta Antony, represented by her father, filed a suit against the State of Kerala and the Deputy Director of Education. The court dismissed the suit as not pressed.

Joseph Sijan T.X filed a suit against Greater Cochin Development Authority for the recovery of Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) following issues with parking fee collection. The plaintiff argues that the defendant failed to fulfill obligations, while the defendant states the plaintiff's claim is barred by limitation.

The plaintiffs, Kusumavally and her sons, are claiming ownership of a property formerly owned by T. Vijayan, whose rights devolved to them after his death. They seek to challenge a mutation that favored the fifth defendant, claiming they are the rightful owners and that the defendants wrongfully altered the property records.

The plaintiff, O Varkey, represented by advocates, filed a suit against the State of Kerala and several other defendants. The suit was dismissed for default as the plaintiff was absent during the hearing.

The plaintiffs, including John Paul K. and his family, initiated a suit against the Government of Kerala and associated officials. The court dismissed the suit for default due to the absence of the plaintiff.

The case involves Peumbavoor Government Servents Society No.131 as the decree holder represented by Secretary Vinod K P against the judgment debtors Sudha T K, Santha C K, and Bindhu O R. The court dismissed the case as the judgment debtors were absent and no steps were taken after a specified date.

The case involves M/s Cement Bricks and Allied Industries and Kizhakkambalam Granites Workers Federation as plaintiffs suing the Government of Kerala and other parties. The court dismissed the suit due to the absence of the plaintiff.

M.P Roy filed a suit against multiple defendants including Viju Kumar and the State of Kerala. The court ultimately rejected the suit due to a failure to remit BCF.