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District & Sessions Judge, Uttara Kannada, Karwar in the Court of Sri 09-12-2020 Principal District & Sessions Judge, Uttara Kannada, Karwar In the Court of Sri C. Rajasekhara, Prl. District & Sessions Judge, U.K. Karwar Cause List Dated:09-12-2020 ARGUMENTS/FDT/CUSTODY/VC/PHYSICAL APPEARANCE (MORNING SESSION) SL.No. CASE NUMBER 1 SC 7/2017 2 SC 11/2017 3 SC 26/2018 4 SC 1/2019 5 Dandeli T PS 82/2020 6 Kumta PS 131/2020 HEARING CASES (MORNING SESSION) 7 Crl.A. 102/2006 8 Crl.A. 70/2007 9 Crl.A. 83/2008 10 Crl.A. 120/2008 11 Crl.A. 137/2011 12 Crl.Misc. 323/2020 13 Crl.Misc. 334/2020 14 Crl.Misc. 335/2020 15 Crl.Misc. 347/2020 16 Crl.Misc. 348/2020 17 Crl.Misc. 349/2020 18 Crl.Misc. 350/2020 19 Crl.Misc. 351/2020 20 Crl.Misc. 352/2020 HEARING CASES (AFTERNOON SESSION) 21 Spl.C. 35/2013 22 Spl.C. 41/2014 23 Spl.C. 63/2019 24 Spl.C. 33/2020 Page 1 09-12-2020 25 Spl.C. 34/2020 26 Spl.C. 77/2020 27 RA 19/2006 28 RA 20/2006 29 RA 34/2007 30 RA 57/2007 31 RA 80/2007 32 RA 18/2008 33 RA 396/2009 34 RA 535/2009 35 RA 31/2011 36 KID (Ref) 1/2016 37 KID (Ref) 7/2016 38 KID (Ref) 2/2017 ORDERS ON IA / JUDGMENT 39 Crl.Misc. 296/2020 40 MC 7/2020 Page 2 PRL. DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE COURT, U.K KARWAR Sri C. RAJASEKHARA PRL. DISTRICT SESSIONS JUDGE, COURT U.K, KARWAR Cause List Date: 09-12-2020 Sr. No. Case Number Timing/Next Date Party Name Advocate 02:45-05:00 PM 1 R.A. 20/2006 Abdul Muniff Abdul mammed RSHegde (ARGUMENTS) and others Vs Kamarunnissa Kom Abdul Akbarali and others 2 R.A. 19/2006 Vinayak Vaman Prabhu SPkamat (ARGUMENTS) Vs Vaman Narasimha Prabhu deceaseed by his Lrs 3 R.A. 34/2007 Smt. Huyya Jeevu Harikantra R.S.Hegde,Gali (ARGUMENTS) and others Vs S.K.Pawar F.M Sumati Gapati Harikantra and others 4 R.A. 80/2007 Arun Upendra Salagaonkar and (ARGUMENTS) others Vs Datta Rama Bhandari and another 5 R.A. 18/2008 Shantabai Jaivant Bandekar and (ARGUMENTS) another Vs Anandibai Babu Bandekar and others 6 R.A. 396/2009 Smt. Manjamma Puttayya Naik (ARGUMENTS) Vs School Betterment Committe Jalikodi Lower Primary School Jali and others 7 R.A. 31/2011 BALAKRISHNA SHANKAR (ARGUMENTS) KOCHREKAR Vs VIJAY PURUSHOTTAM KOCHREKAR 8 Ref.10.1.C.OF ID ACT V.S.Naik,Ex-driver, batch No. Govt 7/2016 1052, Sirsi Depot, Sirsi (EVIDENCE) Vs Management Borard of Director, Appellant authority, NWKSRTC, Hubli 9 R.A. 57/2007 Shankar Gopalkrishna Kadekodi (ARGUMENTS) Vs Manjunath Parameshwar Kadekodi and another 1/3 PRL. DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE COURT, U.K KARWAR Sri C. RAJASEKHARA PRL. DISTRICT SESSIONS JUDGE, COURT U.K, KARWAR Cause List Date: 09-12-2020 Sr. No. Case Number Timing/Next Date Party Name Advocate 10 R.A. 535/2009 State of Karnataka and another (ARGUMENTS) Vs Smt Leelavathi Narasimha Phayde 11 M.C. 7/2020 Pooja Nagesh Patil Anuj A. (ORDERS) Vs Agranayak NIL 12 Ref.10.1.C.OF ID ACT Shambu Linga Mallapa Goundi , Govt 1/2016 Conductor, Batch No. 2107, Age (Objection) -57, NWKSRTC Depo, Dandeli Depot, Dan Vs The Management NWKSRTC, Sirsi 13 Ref.10.1.C.OF ID ACT Jayalaxmi,W/o H.N.Kamath,Near in person 2/2017 Venkataramana Temple Agumbe (Objection) Road,Hariharapura,Tq Koppa,Chikkamagalur Vs The Divisional Controller, NWKRTC, SIRSI DIVISION, SIRSI Cases listed below are adjourned due to Covid 19 14 A.C. 2/2019 16-01-2021 Geo-Marine Associates, NISHAL PARAMESHWAR (HEARING) (11:00-01:30 AM) Site No 32, Maruthi Layout, SHRIKRISHNA IA/1/2019 Kulari-Hosabettu, Mangalore. BHAT Vs Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd.,Having its registered office at Mumbai. 15 APPLN 1/2016 16-01-2021 Vasudev D Talekar, age-60 yrs, P.I.Naik (EVIDENCE) (11:00-01:30 AM) Amadali, Karwar taluk IA/1/2016 Vs The management of NWKRTC, represented by Divisional controlller, UK division Sirsi 16 R.A. 2/2012 18-01-2021 Smt. Nanda wo Neelakhantha R.S. Hegde, Gali (ARGUMENTS) (02:45-05:00 PM) Kharvi and Ashwini IA/1/2012 Vs Gouda Ravindra so Vishram Naik 17 R.A. 29/2017 19-01-2021 Roopa Dhamodhar Bhat, Age 38 N.V.NAYAK (ARGUMENTS) (02:45-05:00 PM) yrs, R/o. Near Shree Vithoba IA/1/2017 Temple, Kadwad, Karwar IA/2/2017 Vs Janaki Tukaram Naik, Age 76 yrs, R/o. Kadwad Village, Tq. Karwar 2/3 PRL. DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE COURT, U.K KARWAR Sri C. RAJASEKHARA PRL. DISTRICT SESSIONS JUDGE, COURT U.K, KARWAR Cause List Date: 09-12-2020 Sr. No. Case Number Timing/Next Date Party Name Advocate 18 R.A. 18/2018 20-01-2021 Saritha W/o Gangadhar Gouda S.K.Pawar (ARGUMENTS) (02:45-05:00 PM) Vs IA/1/2018 Prabhakar S/o Vadiraj Shet IA/2/2018 19 LAC(APPL) 87/2012 25-01-2021 Vasant So Govind Shanbhag, Ro. M.L. Naik (ARGUMENTS) (02:45-05:00 PM) Madangeri, Kumta Taluka. IA/1/2012 Vs IA/2/2012 Anant So Tukaram Shanbhag, Ro. Madangeri, Kumta Taluka. 20 LAC(APPL) 14/2014 25-01-2021 The chief engineer Konkan Sri. L.M.Prabhu (FOR FURTHER STEPS) (02:45-05:00 PM) Railway Corporation Ltd IA/1/2014 Vs IA/2/2014 Sri Mohammed Usman So Mohammed Usuf, Age 54 21 LAC(APPL) 215/2011 25-01-2021 The Chief Engineer, The Konkan L.M. Prabhu (HEARING) (11:00-01:30 AM) Railway Corporation IA/1/2011 Vs Sri. Vishram Koyar Nagekar, since dead rep. by his L.R. Gurunath 22 LAC(APPL) 2/2014 25-01-2021 The Chief Engineer, Konkan L.M.Prabhu (FOR FURTHER STEPS) (11:00-01:30 AM) Railway Corporation Ltd IA/1/2014 Vs IA/2/2014 Sri Narayan Sannakusha Naik 3/3 PRL. SENIOR CIVIL JUDGE AND CJM COURT, KARWAR N M RAMESH PRL. SNR. CIVIL JUDGE AND CJM COURT, KARWAR Cause List Date: 09-12-2020 Sr. No. Case Number Timing/Next Date Party Name Advocate 02:45-05:00 PM 1 O.S. 29/2018 Rekha w/o Ramesh Padvalkar G T Naik (EVIDENCE) Vs IA/1/2018 Rajeev Ramesh Padavalkar 2 O.S. 33/2018 Ahmed Momin S/o. Abdul Gafoor A.D. CHIPKAR, (EVIDENCE) Momin IA/1/2018 Vs Abubakar Haroon Sayyed 3 M.C. 1/2019 Sri. Prashant Mahadev Kharvi. CHARAN DATTA (EVIDENCE) Vs NAIK Smt. Shalini W/o. Prashant Kharvi yane Shalini D/o. Kamu Harikantra. 4 O.S. 23/2019 M/s. Arvind Motors (P) PARAMESHWARA (EVIDENCE) Ltd.Branch Karwar Rep.by SHRIKRISHNA Deputy Manager Sri. BHAT Venkatgrama Beerappa Harikanth. Vs The City Muncipal Council Rep.by The Commissioner, Dandeli. 5 G and W 1/2020 Afreen Banu Aga wife late S.R. Gunagi (EVIDENCE) Mohamed Rafiq IA/1/2020 Vs Nil 6 M.V.C. 69/2020 Vishwanath Ghanashyam S.K. Bhat (EVIDENCE) Banavali Vs Omkar Prasad Rai Son of Rajaram Rai 7 M.C. 27/2020 Sri. Shekar S/o. Puttu Revankar. KISHOREKUMAR (EVIDENCE) Vs RAMDAS DESAI Smt. Nirmala W/o. Shekar Revankar D/o. Gajanan Raikar. 8 O.S. 25/2020 Canara Bank,(e Syndicate GURUNATH (EVIDENCE) Bank)Br.Kadwad,Rep.by FAKIR NAIK Br.Manager and PAH Sri.Vittal Rama Naik. Vs Bernal Saver Menezes. 9 O.S. 31/2020 Smt. Sangeeta Kom. Ramakant VARUN B PAI (EVIDENCE) Vernekar Vs Sri. Janardhan Dattaram Vernekar. 1/4 PRL. SENIOR CIVIL JUDGE AND CJM COURT, KARWAR N M RAMESH PRL. SNR. CIVIL JUDGE AND CJM COURT, KARWAR Cause List Date: 09-12-2020 Sr. No. Case Number Timing/Next Date Party Name Advocate 10 EX 56/2020 Karnataka Vikas Grameena PARAMESHWARA (NOTICE) Bank,Branch Karwar Rep.by SHRIKRISHNA Sr.Manager Sri.Roshankumar BHAT S/o.N.Goal Shetty. Vs Sri. Gajanan Subray Pokale. 11 EX 60/2020 The Akshaya Co. Operative G.V.NAIK (NOTICE) Credit Society Ltd.,Rep.by Branch Manager Santosh B.Fernades,Karwar. Vs Peter Valent Vegais. 12 EX 115/2020 Federal Bank Ltd.,Branch PARAMESHWARA (NOTICE) Karwar Rep.by Branch Manager SHRIKRISHNA Sri. Chetan S/o. Narayan BHAT Latkan. Vs Sri. Yahya Hussain Khan 13 EX 116/2020 Federal Bank Ltd.,Branch PARAMESHWARA (NOTICE) Karwar Rep.by Branch Manager SHRIKRISHNA Sri. Chetan S/o. Narayan BHAT Latkan. Vs Somashekar Kudthalakar S/o. Ganapati Kudthalakar. 14 M.V.C. 11/2014 Sudarshan Sheshu Pujari DN Naik (AWAIT ORDERS) Vs Ravidnera son of Ishwarappa 15 FDP 4/2019 Smt. Nagi Kom Bhima Gouda SRI. (AWAIT ORDERS) Vs S.Y.SHEJWADKAR Sri. Sudhakar Putta Gouda (Sudhakar Mota Gouda) Died by his L.Rs. 16 EX 117/2019 Majali Seva Sahakari Sangha P R NAIK (A/W/M) Niyamita, Majali Rep.by its C.E.O. Sri. Vasudev Sadashiv Pawar. Vs Sri. Vishnu Gopal Chopdekar 17 EX 56/2019 Anant Yavaju Harikantra RENUKA PRASAD (FOR STEPS) Vs BHARADWAJ Ganapati S. Gajinkar by L.Rs. Sri. VGA 2/4 PRL. SENIOR CIVIL JUDGE AND CJM COURT, KARWAR N M RAMESH PRL. SNR. CIVIL JUDGE AND CJM COURT, KARWAR Cause List Date: 09-12-2020 Sr. No. Case Number Timing/Next Date Party Name Advocate 18 EX 92/2019 M/s.Shriram Transport Finance A.G. NAIK (FOR STEPS) Co.Ltd.Rep.by GPAH Mr. Chandrahas S/o. Shantappa M. Vs Mr. Latesh S/o. Ramadas Desai. 11:00-01:30 AM 19 Misc 2/2020 Smt.Vatsala W/o.Megha M.L.
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