Badarudheen vs Noushad — 100107/2025

Case under Code of Civil Procedure Section Section26OrderVIIRule1. Status: Issues. Next hearing: 16th July 2026.

OS - ORIGINAL SUIT

CNR: KLKM210001462025

Issues

Next Hearing

16th July 2026

e-Filing Number

21-02-2025

Filing Number

100168/2025

Filing Date

21-02-2025

Registration No

100107/2025

Registration Date

21-02-2025

Court

Munsiff Court, Kottarakkara

Judge

1-Munsiff

Acts & Sections

CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE Section Section26OrderVIIRule1
IA/6/2025 Classification : Petition Section NoushadBadarudheen
IA/7/2025 Classification : Application To Accept Power Of Attorney Section NoushadBadarudheen

Petitioner(s)

Badarudheen

Adv. Anilkumar D. (Ayoor)

Respondent(s)

Noushad

Ruksana

Sanooja

Adv. UNNIKRISHNAN NAIR P

Hearing History

Judge: 1-Munsiff

31-03-2026

Issues

18-03-2026

For reports

13-03-2026

Appearance Of Parties

16-12-2025

Call on

16-09-2025

FOR HEARING

Interim Orders

17-06-2025
Order

Case Summary: 100107/2025 Outcome: Petition dismissed. The Munsiff Court rejected Badarudheen's injunction petition against Ruksana and Sanooja regarding a pathway (D schedule property). The court found that Badarudheen failed to establish a prima facie case because: (1) he did not claim any personal right over the disputed pathway; (2) the owners of properties B and C—whom he claimed to represent as "agent by necessity"—were not made parties to the suit, making it unmaintainable; and (3) evidence showed the defendants purchased land to widen an existing way for their exclusive use, with clear boundary demarcation. The court concluded the defendants have exclusive user rights over the pathway. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.

casestatus.in Summary

Case Summary: 100107/2025 Outcome: Petition dismissed. The Munsiff Court rejected Badarudheen's injunction petition against Ruksana and Sanooja regarding a pathway (D schedule property). The court found that Badarudheen failed to establish a prima facie case because: (1) he did not claim any personal right over the disputed pathway; (2) the owners of properties B and C—whom he claimed to represent as "agent by necessity"—were not made parties to the suit, making it unmaintainable; and (3) evidence showed the defendants purchased land to widen an existing way for their exclusive use, with clear boundary demarcation. The court concluded the defendants have exclusive user rights over the pathway. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.

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