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SA/16/1980 of VELAYUDHAN' S SON ARYANTHOTTATHIL SANKARAN vs VELAYUDHAN'S CHILDREN VALLAPALI KALI

High Court of KeralaSA

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The High Court of Kerala decided this matter on 3 June 1987. The registry identifies it as CNR KLHC010827641980. It was heard by Justice Honourable Dr. Justice T. Kochu Thommen.

The disposal recorded by the registry is "Appeal allowed; trial court decree restored.".

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CourtHigh Court of Kerala
Record typeSA
Case numberCNR KLHC010827641980
Date of decision
Decision year1987
BenchHONOURABLE DR. JUSTICE T. KOCHU THOMMEN
PetitionerVELAYUDHAN' S SON ARYANTHOTTATHIL SANKARAN
RespondentVELAYUDHAN'S CHILDREN VALLAPALI KALI
DisposalAppeal allowed; trial court decree restored.

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