Mr Mahendra Laxminarayan Bhakkad vs Mr Gopal Babulal Yadav — 709/2025

Case under Government Grants Act Section 487. Status: Issues. Next hearing: 25th June 2026.

R.C.S. - Regular Civil Suit

CNR: MHJN020023852025

Issues

Next Hearing

25th June 2026

e-Filing Number

29-10-2025

Filing Number

2429/2025

Filing Date

30-10-2025

Registration No

709/2025

Registration Date

01-11-2025

Court

Civil Court Senior Division , Jalna

Judge

14-5th Joint Civil Judge Junior Division

Acts & Sections

Government Grants Act Section 487

Petitioner(s)

Mr Mahendra Laxminarayan Bhakkad

Adv. DHANNAWAT M.S.

Mr Rajendra Laxminarayan Bhakkad

Adv. DHANNAWAT M.S.

Respondent(s)

Mr Gopal Babulal Yadav

Jalna Muncipal Corporation Through Muncipal Commissioner

Hearing History

Judge: 14-5th Joint Civil Judge Junior Division

28-04-2026

Issues

27-04-2026

Hearing

24-04-2026

Hearing

15-04-2026

Hearing

25-03-2026

For Referal to the Special Mediation Drive Mediation For the Nation _Unready

Interim Orders

28-04-2026
Order on T.I.

Case Summary: RCS No. 709/2025 The court allowed the plaintiffs' temporary injunction application. The plaintiffs, who own property in Jalna that was reserved for a garden in the development plan, sought to prevent Defendant No. 1 from continuing a hunger strike and displaying defamatory banners, and to stop Defendant No. 2 (Jalna Municipal Corporation) from taking coercive action against them. The court found the plaintiffs had a prima-facie case based on their deemed construction permission (the municipality failed to respond within 60 days of their application), would suffer irreparable loss without protection, and that the balance of convenience favored them. Defendant No. 2 is directed not to take coercive action until final suit judgment. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.

casestatus.in Summary

Case Summary: RCS No. 709/2025 The court allowed the plaintiffs' temporary injunction application. The plaintiffs, who own property in Jalna that was reserved for a garden in the development plan, sought to prevent Defendant No. 1 from continuing a hunger strike and displaying defamatory banners, and to stop Defendant No. 2 (Jalna Municipal Corporation) from taking coercive action against them. The court found the plaintiffs had a prima-facie case based on their deemed construction permission (the municipality failed to respond within 60 days of their application), would suffer irreparable loss without protection, and that the balance of convenience favored them. Defendant No. 2 is directed not to take coercive action until final suit judgment. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.

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