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Monday, 7 September. 4 matters listedToday's cause listSynced 07:42
Item 14
R. Kumar v. State of KarnatakaCity Civil Court, Court Hall 12
ListedItem 6
M. Shetty v. N. RaoMayo Hall, Court Hall 4
Part-heardItem 22
S. Iyer v. BBMPCity Civil Court, Court Hall 8
ArgumentsItem 9
Prakash & Sons v. Vidyut Ltd.City Civil Court, Court Hall 3
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D. Nair v. Union of India
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K. Menon v. State of Karnataka
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Item 14
R. Kumar v. State of KarnatakaCity Civil Court, Court Hall 12
ListedItem 6
M. Shetty v. N. RaoMayo Hall, Court Hall 4
Part-heardItem 22
S. Iyer v. BBMPCity Civil Court, Court Hall 8
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Next date fixedD. Nair v. Union of India, listed tomorrow.
Last order, 18.08.2026
“Defendant has filed objections. Plaintiff is granted time to reply. List for arguments on I.A. No. 2.”
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R. Kumar v. State
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Matters / City Civil Court / O.S. 4412/2023
R. Kumar v. State of Karnataka
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- Listed for arguments on I.A. No. 2Court Hall 12, item 14 on the list.
- Objections to I.A. filed by DefendantOrder uploaded. Time granted to reply.
- Adjourned at request of DefendantNext date fixed by the court.
- Written statement filedSigned copy kept on record.
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- Original Suit
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- 14 Nov 2023
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- Interlocutory application
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- R. Kumar
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- State of Karnataka
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- 21 Sep 2026
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Order dated 18.08.2026PDF
Arguments on I.A. No. 2Today
Objections filed by DefendantHeard
Adjourned at request of DefendantAdjourned
Written statement filedHeard
Summons served on DefendantHeard
Time granted to Plaintiff to reply to objectionsPDF
Adjourned. Next date fixed.PDF
Summons ordered to DefendantPDF
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Written statementFiled
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Received₹90,000
Pending₹60,000
Appearance, arguments on I.A. No. 21.5 h
Drafting reply to objections3.0 h
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| R. Kumar | O.S. 4412/23 | Pending | ₹60,000 |
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