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Dhanlaxmi Bank Ltd. filed a suit against Franson Silver Rock and Laly Francis for the recovery of money. The parties entered into a mediation agreement to settle the case.

Arun Paul Alex, a tenant, filed a case against the Purva Eternity Apartment Owner's Association, seeking a temporary injunction to restore power supply due to alleged wrongful disconnection over unpaid penalties. The association contends that the tenant has not cleared due payments and questions his standing to challenge their rules.

Sree Gokulam Chit & Finance Co-Pvt. Ltd filed a complaint against Fathima Suhara alleging the commission of an offense under the Negotiable Instrument Act. The complainant sought permission to withdraw the complaint, which was granted by the court.

Koonathil Pathummu Umma and Thanikkatt Muhammedali are plaintiffs claiming that their basement was unlawfully demolished by the defendants including the Triprangode Grama Panchayat and its Secretary. The defendants argue that the plaintiffs encroached onto public property.

The case involves a partition suit filed by Ramani against the heirs of Chundayil Ammunni Amma. The plaintiff claims entitlement to a share in ancestral property, which the defendants have allegedly refused to partition.

The case involves Prestige Enterprises and its partners suing Reneesh K.V. for an unpaid amount for goods supplied. The plaintiffs provided household items worth ₹5,58,794, of which ₹5,03,546 is still owed.

Indian Overseas Bank is the decree holder represented by its Senior Manager, while Abdul Latheef.E is the judgment debtor. The case involves the enforcement of a decree for payment and includes stipulations for installment payments.

This case involves the decree holder, Secretary, and the judgment debtors, Krishnan and others, regarding the execution of a decree. The court has recorded full satisfaction and closed the execution petition.

The plaintiffs, represented by NJK Narayaneeyam Apartment Owners Association and other members, are involved in a suit against the defendants, including Emma Pulimoodu and Kudu Pulimoodu. The case addresses a compromise agreement related to the ownership and rights associated with the property in NJK Narayaneeyam.

Union Bank of India filed a suit against Deepa Hariharan and others. The matter was settled through mediation.