Private Individual

The plaintiffs, represented by T M Ramanan, are seeking a permanent prohibitory injunction against the defendant, Salimon K P, who is attempting to act as an office bearer of the All Travancore Sri Padmanabha Vilasam Hindu Cheramar Mahajana Sangham. The court evaluated the claims and evidence presented by both parties.

The State Bank of India filed a suit against Gopi A A. The court dismissed the suit as not pressed following the plaintiff's withdrawal.

Bank of Baroda filed a suit against Wilson Xavier. The case was settled through mediation, and the court decreed the suit as per the terms of the mediation agreement.

Sri. Mathew George filed a suit against the Greater Cochin Development Authority. The plaintiff was not present or ready for evidence, leading to the case being dismissed.

The Indian Overseas Bank, represented by its Branch Manager, is the decree holder. Anilkumar. P. K is the judgment debtor, and the court reported that the decree has been satisfied and the execution petition is closed.

The petitioners, Aniamma Varghese and her daughters, are seeking a Succession Certificate for the assets of their deceased husband and father, K. C. Varghese, who passed away intestate. There were no objections to the petition, and the court found the petitioners entitled to the succession certificate.

The case involves a restoration petition filed by Vasudevan Pillai to restore a previous petition that was dismissed for default. The court considered the arguments from both sides and decided to restore the previous petition in the interest of justice.

The plaintiff, State Bank of India, filed a suit against Gibson J Pallan and M/s Title Constructions. The case was dismissed due to the plaintiff's failure to take effective steps to serve summons to the defendants.

HDFC Bank Limited filed a suit against Baby P C and Indian Oil Corporation Ltd regarding the non-repayment of a home loan. The case revolves around the recovery of loan arrears due to defaults in payment.

The case involves M/s. Transformers and Electrical Industries suing M/s. Ambatt Electricals for unpaid dues from supplied commodities. The plaintiff claims the defendant owed them a total amount of Rs. 48,245, which includes interest and legal costs.