Private Individual

Petitioner, defendant in the suit, filed a petition to set aside an exparte order for an injunction and damages. Respondent opposed the petition stating lack of merit. Court allowed the petition with a cost of Rs. 2,500 to be paid.

Petitioner, Saidalavi Thangal, filed an application to set aside an ex-parte decree dated 21.03.2018 in a compensation suit for malicious prosecution.

Abdul Khadar and Prakash.R. filed a petition under the Kerala Building (Lease and Rent Control) Act 1965, seeking lawful conditions for rent control.

Plaintiff V.V.Abdullakutty filed suit seeking injunction against defendants Abitha and Amina. The plaintiff's counsel did not pursue the case, resulting in the dismissal of the suit.

One petitioner filed an interlocutory application against two respondents for default representation resulting in dismissal of the petition.

The suit for partition was filed by the children of Kappoorath Kadar Master against the children of Kappoorath Kadar Master's wife to divide the family properties.

Petitioner seeks eviction of respondent from rented property to reconstruct the building for personal business use.

Dr. K.M. Navas, representing KMCT Executive Trustee, filed a suit seeking an injunction. The suit was dismissed due to absence of the plaintiff and lack of representation.

Plaintiff filed a suit for partition seeking separate allotment of shares over a property originally owned by Kakkottil Beevi and her descendants.

Kausumma, aged 76, filed a restoration petition against Aboobacker, aged 56, who was absent during the court proceedings resulting in the petition being allowed ex parte.