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Issa,Cuttack THE HIGH COURT OF ORISSA,CUTTACK PRE-CONCILIATION ON 25/01/2020 (NEW CONFERENCE HALL OF THE OLD HIGH COURT BUILDING) AT 11.00 A.M. (The following cases will be taken up for Pre-Conciliation for reference to National Lok Adalat to be held on 08/02/2020) NATIONAL INSURANCE CO. CASES ---------------------------- 1. MACA 512/2007 NAMITA MOHAPATRA M/S.L.BHUYAN V/S K.NAYAK BISIKESHAN BEHARI M/S SRINIBAS MAOHANTY,M/S P.K.MAHALI,P.K.PANDA,J.PRAHARA J 2. MACA 685/2007 SK.AJEM M/S.BIRANCHI N.RATH V/S M.K.SAHOO,M.K.SAHOO,M.K.SAHOO, M.K.SAHOO,M.K.SAHOO MD.NOYEEM KAUSAR MR.P.K.MAHALI,P.K.PANDA 3. MACA 378/2011 DEBANANDA BEHERA M/S.PATITAPABAN MISHRA V/S P.K.MISHRA KISAN KU.AGARWAL M/S.S.K.MOHANTY B.K.MOHANTY,B.MOHAPATRA,M/S.N. K.MISHRA,P.DASH,S.PRADHAN,D.K. PANI,A.K.ROY,P.MISHRA 4. MACA 1153/2012 BALARAM CHAPADI M/S.SUKANTA CHARAN PRADHA V/S K.C.NAYAK,R.C.PRADHAN,K.C.NAYA K,R.C.PRADHAN,K.C.NAYAK,R.C.PR ADHAN,K.C.NAYAK,R.C.PRADHAN SANJAY KU.PADHY AND ANR 5. MACA 1167/2012 NIROJA CHOUDHURY M/S.SUKANTA CH.PRADHAN V/S K.C.NAYAK,K.C.NAYAK,K.C.NAYAK M.SEETHARAMAIAH 6. MACA 987/2013 NARENDRA KU.SATAPATH M/S.PRADEEP KU.MISHRA V/S P.P.MISHRA,P.P.MISHRA,P.P.MISH RA ABHAYA KU.NATH 7. MACA 473/2014 ARUN K.PARIJA M/S.DILLIP K.MOHAPATRA V/S L.KABI,S.N.BISWAL DM,N.I.CO.LTD MR.P.K.MAHALI,M/S GAJENDRANATH ROUT,J.P.DAS,R.K.DASH 2 Pre-Conciliation(Lok-Adalat) 8. MACA 845/2014 ARUN KU.DAS M/S.BIKRAM PARIJA V/S A.BARAL,A.PARIJA,N.C.SINGH,P.C .PATTNAIK BIJAYANANDA MOHANTY M/S.B.N.UDGATA, A.K.SARANGI 9. MACA 1087/2014 SANTOSH BHITIRIA MR.A.K.DASH V/S PRADEEP KU.NAIK MISS SAVITRI RATHO 10. MACA 942/2015 BIBEKANANDA@DEBANANDA DASHM/S.ANUP KU.JENA V/S B.PR.MOHANTY RAJENDRA KU.PANIGRAHI M/S.P.K.MAHALI, P.SINHA 11. MACA 128/2016 RAKESH KU.BARIK M/S.ANANGA KU.OTTA V/S R.K.MOHANTY NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.LTD. M/S SANATAN KU.SARANGI,S.K.SARANGI,G.RAI 12. MACA 264/2016 PRAKASH KU.SAHOO M/S.PRADEEP KR.MISHRA V/S J.R.D.RAYASINGH,P.P.MISHRA JAYA KRUSHNA PATEL M/S.P.K.PANDA P.K.MAHALI,S.R.JENA 13. MACA 354/2016 KANCHAN [email protected] SAHU V/S TANKADHAR DORA 14. MACA 382/2016 GANGA RANI DALEI M/S.BIRANCHI NARAYAN RATH V/S A.K.JENA,M.K.PANDA,A.K.JENA,M. K.PANDA MUNA BEHERA 15. MACA 386/2016 PUJARINI DAS M/S.BIRANCHI NARAYAN RATH V/S A.K.JENA,N.C.MOHAPATRA,A.K.JEN A,N.C.MOHAPATRA SATYABAN PATRA M/S P.K.MAHALI,P.SINHA 16. MACA 405/2016 M/S.NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.LTD.M/S.G.P.DUTTA V/S B.K.SAHOO,B.SINGH,S.K.MOHANTY, S.PASAYAT MAMATA PRADHAN M/S. P.B.SINHA,P. DANDAPAT WITH MACA 468/2016 MAMATA PRADHAN M/S.B.B.SINGH V/S P.DANDAPAT,P.B.SINHA RAJENDRA PR.MAHESWARI M/S.G.P.DUTTA S.PARWEEN,S.K.MOHANTY,B.K.SAHO O 17. MACA 686/2016 PUSPANJALI SASMAL M/S.BIJAY KU.MOHANTY V/S C.R.KANUNGO,S.K.NAYAK,C.R.KANU NGO,S.K.NAYAK,C.R.KANUNGO,S.K. NAYAK S.ELANGOVAN 18. MACA 702/2016 NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.LTD.M/S.V.NARASINGH V/S S.DAS,S.DEVI,S.DAS,S.DEVI,S.DA S,S.DEVI MITA RAJENDRA TAUNK 3 Pre-Conciliation(Lok-Adalat) 19. MACA 912/2016 SAMIMA BIBI M/S.PRADEEP KU.MISHRA V/S P.P.MISHRA,P.P.MISHRA,P.P.MISH RA NARENDRA KU.SWAIN 20. MACA 914/2016 SANATAN SETHY M/S.PRADEEP KU.MISHRA V/S P.P.MISHRA,P.P.MISHRA,P.P.MISH RA KESHAB CH.JENA M/S AMIT PRASAD BOSE,MRS V.KAR,D.J.SAHOO,S.K.HOTA 21. MACA 925/2016 SACHIDANANDA PANIGRAHIM/S.PRADEEP KU.MISHRA V/S P.P.MISHRA,P.P.MISHRA,P.P.MISH RA RATNA GIRI 22. MACA 938/2016 FIRODOSHI KHANAM M/S.PATITAPABAN MISHRA V/S P.K.MISHRA,P.K.MISHRA MANAGOBIND NAYAK MR.K.K.PADHI 23. MACA 940/2016 DIVISIONAL MANAGER, NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.LTD.M/S.SUBRAT SATPATHY V/S J.PRAHARAJ,J.PRAHARAJ,J.PRAHAR AJ MANU BEHERA M/S S.DAS,B.K.MAYA 24. MACA 945/2016 GANGADHAR ROUT M/S.K.C.NAYAK V/S P.R.SAMAL,P.R.SAMAL,P.R.SAMAL LILIN ROUT 25. MACA 993/2016 GANGADHAR SWAIN M/S.PRADEEP KU.MISHRA V/S P.P.MISHRA HARSH MOHAN GUPTA M/S.GITIMAYA MISHRA P.K.MAHALI 26. MACA 1047/2016 DIVISIONAL MANAGER, NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.LTD.M/S.P.K.PANDA V/S P.K.MAHALI,P.K.PADHI,S.R.JENA, P.K.MAHALI,P.K.PADHI,S.R.JENA, P.K.MAHALI,P.K.PADHI,S.R.JENA MAMINI GOUD 27. MACA 1385/2016 BRANCH MANAGER,NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.LTD. M/S.MAHITOSH SINHA V/S P.K.MAHALI,P.R.SINHA,P.SINHA,P .K.MAHALI,P.R.SINHA,P.SINHA,P. K.MAHALI,P.R.SINHA,P.SINHA MAMATA NAHAK 28. MACA 73/2017 NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.LTD.M/S.AMITAV DAS V/S H.K.MAHALI,MISS S.MOHANTY,M.M.DAS,P.K.SAHOO HARA NAIK@BENTKAR M/S P.K.MISHRA,S.K.ROUT 29. MACA 315/2017 SANTOSH KU.SAHU M/S.B.N.SAMANTARAY V/S D.PATTNAIK,P.JENA PRAMOD CH.RATH 4 Pre-Conciliation(Lok-Adalat) 30. MACA 349/2017 NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.LTD.M/S.SABITA RANJAN PATTNAIK V/S D.PRADHAN,MRS.P.PATTNAIK,N.SEN APATI RUKMANI MOHANTA M/S B.SINGH,P.B.SINHA 31. MACA 440/2017 DIVISIONAL MANAGER, NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.LTD.M/S.SUBRAT SATPATHY V/S J.PRAHARAJ,J.PRAHARAJ,J.PRAHAR AJ PRAHALLAD KEJRIWAL M/S. PABITRA KU NAYAK, H.B.DASH,A.C.R.DAS WITH MACA 397/2017 DIVISIONAL MANAGER, NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.LTD.M/S.SUBRAT SATPATHY V/S J.PRAHARAJ VINOY KU.KEJIRWAL M/S. PABITRA KU NAYAK, H.B.DASH,A.C.R.DAS 32. MACA 444/2017 SR.DIVISIONAL MANAGER, M/S.NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.LTD.M/S.P.K.PANDA V/S P.K.MAHALI,S.K.VARMA,S.R.JENA, P.K.MAHALI,S.K.VARMA,S.R.JENA JANAKI MALLICK M/S BIJAYA KU MOHANTY WITH MACA 1349/2016 JANAKI MALLICK M/S.BIJAY KU.MOHANTY V/S S.K.NAYAK DAYAL SINGH 33. MACA 575/2017 SENIOR DIVISIONAL MANAGER, NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.LTD.M/S.B.N.UDGATA V/S A.K.SARANGI,M.T.BAIG,R.K.SAHU INDUMATI PRADHAN M/S K.K.DAS,A.TRIPATHY 34. MACA 688/2017 DIVISIONAL MANAGER, NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.LTD.M/S.P.K.PANDA V/S P.K.MAHALI,S.K.VARMA,P.K.MAHAL I,S.K.VARMA JAGMOHAN BADAIK M/S P.K.NAYAK,H.B.DASH,A.C.R.DAS 35. 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