Sandhya vs Nirmala — 300397/2023
Case under Code of Civil Procedure Section 26. Status: Return of summons. Next hearing: 11th June 2026.
OS - ORIGINAL SUIT
CNR: KLTV430006152023
Filing Number
423/2023
Filing Date
31-Jul-2023
Registration No
300397/2023
Registration Date
31-Jul-2023
Court
Munsiff Court Attingal
Judge
1-Munsiff Attingal
Last updated 25-May-2026
Acts & Sections
Petitioner(s)
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1.Sandhya
Adv. Kilimanoor S Suresh
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2.Mini
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3.Maniyan
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4.Biju
Respondent(s)
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1.Nirmala
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2.Muraleedharan
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3.Satheeshkumar
Case History
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11-Jun-2026
Next hearingPending
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22-May-2026
Return of summons
Munsiff Attingal
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07-Apr-2026
Return of summons
Munsiff Attingal
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12-Mar-2026
Return of summons
Munsiff Attingal
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21-Feb-2026
For Objection and hearing
Munsiff Attingal
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30-Jan-2026
Further evidence
Munsiff Attingal
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20-Dec-2025
For Examination of Witness
Munsiff Attingal
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23-Oct-2025
No sitting notified
Munsiff Attingal
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10-Oct-2025
For Examination of Witness
Munsiff Attingal
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30-Sep-2025
Declared Holidays
Munsiff Attingal
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22-Sep-2025
for evidence.
Munsiff Attingal
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19-Sep-2025
For Examination of Witness
Munsiff Attingal
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26-Aug-2025
For Examination of Witness
Munsiff Attingal
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19-Aug-2025
Call on
Munsiff Attingal
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04-Aug-2025
Call on
Munsiff Attingal
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28-Jun-2025
Listed to
Munsiff Attingal
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18-Jun-2025
Pre trial steps
Munsiff Attingal
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22-May-2025
Pre trial steps
Munsiff Attingal
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04-Apr-2025
Pre trial steps
Munsiff Attingal
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22-Mar-2025
Issues
Munsiff Attingal
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11-Mar-2025
Issues
Munsiff Attingal
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22-Jan-2025
OrderView PDF
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22-Jan-2025
OrderView PDF
CASE OUTCOME SUMMARY: The petition filed by the defendants (Nirmala and Muraleedharan) seeking a mandatory injunction to restrain respondents from obstructing their construction activities has been dismissed with costs. The Munsiff Court found that the petitioners failed to establish the three essential requirements for granting mandatory injunction: a prima facie case, balance of convenience, and irreparable injury. The court upheld the earlier temporary injunction order protecting the respondents' lateral support rights and found the loss of lateral support more critical than the petitioners' construction rights. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.
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22-Jan-2025
Written Statement
Munsiff Attingal
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09-Jan-2025
Order/Judgement
Munsiff Attingal
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13-Dec-2024
Order/Judgement
Munsiff Attingal
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30-Nov-2024
Order/Judgement
Munsiff Attingal
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26-Nov-2024
Order/Judgement
Munsiff Attingal
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13-Nov-2024
Order/Judgement
Munsiff Attingal
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12-Nov-2024
For hearing on IA
Munsiff Attingal
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08-Nov-2024
For hearing on IA
Munsiff Attingal
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07-Nov-2024
For hearing on IA
Munsiff Attingal
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28-Oct-2024
For Hearing
Munsiff Attingal
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16-Oct-2024
For Hearing
Munsiff Attingal
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17-Aug-2024
Written Statement
Munsiff Attingal
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11-Mar-2024
Written Statement
Munsiff Attingal
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21-Dec-2023
OrderView PDF
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21-Dec-2023
OrderView PDF
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21-Dec-2023
Written Statement
Munsiff Attingal
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30-Nov-2023
Call on
Munsiff Attingal
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27-Nov-2023
Call on
Munsiff Attingal
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14-Nov-2023
Orders in IA
Munsiff Attingal
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03-Nov-2023
Order/Judgement
Munsiff Attingal
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27-Oct-2023
Call on
Munsiff Attingal
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13-Oct-2023
For Hearing
Munsiff Attingal
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12-Sep-2023
For Hearing
Munsiff Attingal
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25-Aug-2023
For Hearing
Munsiff Attingal
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18-Aug-2023
For commission report
Munsiff Attingal
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02-Aug-2023
For commission report
Munsiff Attingal
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01-Aug-2023
First hearing
Initial hearing scheduled
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31-Jul-2023
Case filed
Registration No. 300397/2023
CASE OUTCOME SUMMARY: The petition filed by the defendants (Nirmala and Muraleedharan) seeking a mandatory injunction to restrain respondents from obstructing their construction activities has been dismissed with costs. The Munsiff Court found that the petitioners failed to establish the three essential requirements for granting mandatory injunction: a prima facie case, balance of convenience, and irreparable injury. The court upheld the earlier temporary injunction order protecting the respondents' lateral support rights and found the loss of lateral support more critical than the petitioners' construction rights. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.
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