State Government vs mohomad yunus — 3142/2007

Case under Actquaries Act Section 4/25. Status: Arguments. Next hearing: 12th May 2026 Date Not Updated.

Cri. Case

CNR: UPSB120002771997

Arguments

Next Hearing

12th May 2026 Date Not Updated

Filing Number

3142/2007

Filing Date

23-07-1997

Registration No

3142/2007

Registration Date

23-07-1997

Court

Civil Judge Junior Division, Duddhi

Judge

1-Civil Judge (Jr. Div.) East

Acts & Sections

Actquaries Act Section 4/25

Petitioner(s)

State Government

Respondent(s)

mohomad yunus

Hearing History

Judge: 1-Civil Judge (Jr. Div.) East

11-03-2026

Arguments

13-01-2026

Arguments

13-11-2025

Arguments

01-09-2025

Arguments

18-06-2025

Arguments

Date	Purpose
11-03-2026	Arguments
13-01-2026	Arguments
13-11-2025	Arguments
01-09-2025	Arguments
18-06-2025	Arguments
06-05-2025	Arguments
17-02-2025	Arguments
09-01-2025	Arguments
18-10-2024	Arguments
02-08-2024	Arguments
16-05-2024	Arguments
27-02-2024	Arguments
13-12-2023	Arguments
07-09-2023	Arguments
23-06-2023	Arguments
12-04-2023	Arguments
20-01-2023	Arguments
13-12-2022	Arguments
19-09-2022	Arguments
01-07-2022	Arguments
16-04-2022	Arguments
25-01-2022	Arguments
30-10-2021	Arguments
04-08-2021	Arguments
17-05-2021	Arguments
23-02-2021	Arguments
25-11-2020	Arguments
31-08-2020	Arguments
29-08-2020	Arguments
02-06-2020	Arguments
05-03-2020	Arguments
06-12-2019	Arguments
13-09-2019	Arguments
05-09-2019	Arguments
15-06-2019	Arguments
26-03-2019	Arguments
01-01-2019	Arguments
03-10-2018	Arguments
12-07-2018	Arguments
07-06-2018	Arguments
04-05-2018	Arguments
29-03-2018	Arguments
05-12-2017	Arguments
17-09-2017	Arguments
08-08-2017	Arguments
06-06-2017	Arguments
25-04-2017	Arguments
09-03-2017	Arguments
08-03-2017	Arguments
06-12-2016	Arguments
18-10-2016	Arguments
23-08-2016	Arguments
29-06-2016	Arguments
23-12-2015	Evidence
17-10-2015	Evidence

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