Vivek Vadakkan Valappil vs C.P. Sahir — 193/2018

Case under Buildings (lease and Rent Control) Act, 1965 (kerala) Section 11(3). Status: For Counter in IA. Next hearing: 06th June 2026.

RCP - RENT CONTROL PETITION

CNR: KLKN110007662018

For Counter in IA

Next Hearing

06th June 2026

Filing Number

9288/2018

Filing Date

25-09-2018

Registration No

193/2018

Registration Date

25-09-2018

Court

Principal Munsiffs Court, Kannur

Judge

3-Prl. Munsiff/jfcm4, Kannur

Acts & Sections

Buildings (Lease and Rent Control) Act, 1965 (Kerala) Section 11(3)
IA/1/2026 Classification : Petition Section Vivek Vadakkan ValappilC.P. Sahir
IA/2/2026 Classification : Petition Section Vivek Vadakkan ValappilC.P. Sahir

Petitioner(s)

Vivek Vadakkan Valappil

Adv. Phalgunan T M

Nambyar Jayaraj

Adv. Phalgunan T M

Tom Mathew

Adv. Phalgunan T M

Swaroop Satheesh

Adv. Phalgunan T M

Sanoop Satheesh

Adv. Phalgunan T M

Favad Abdul Hameed

Adv. Phalgunan T M

Respondent(s)

C.P. Sahir

Hearing History

Judge: 3-Prl. Munsiff/jfcm4, Kannur

26-05-2026

For Counter in IA

07-04-2026

Steps if any

30-03-2026

Steps if any

27-03-2026

Steps if any

18-03-2026

Steps if any

Interim Orders

15-06-2019
Order
20-06-2024
Order

Case Summary: RCP 193/2018 The Rent Control Court, Kannur allowed the petition and ordered eviction. The court found that petitioners Vivek Vadakkan Valappil, Nambyar Jayaraj, and Tom Mathew established absolute ownership of the building through registered documents and proved bonafide need to use it for a wholesale paint and hardware business. Respondent C.P. Sahir was directed to vacate within two months, with petitioners entitled to court-enforced execution if needed. The court rejected the respondent's denial of the landlord-tenant relationship as non-bonafide. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.

casestatus.in Summary

Case Summary: RCP 193/2018 The Rent Control Court, Kannur allowed the petition and ordered eviction. The court found that petitioners Vivek Vadakkan Valappil, Nambyar Jayaraj, and Tom Mathew established absolute ownership of the building through registered documents and proved bonafide need to use it for a wholesale paint and hardware business. Respondent C.P. Sahir was directed to vacate within two months, with petitioners entitled to court-enforced execution if needed. The court rejected the respondent's denial of the landlord-tenant relationship as non-bonafide. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.

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