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District and Sessions Court, Ambala (Civil) CAUSE LIST DATED : 28 August, 2019 COMBINED CAUSE LIST FOR ALL COURTS DISTRICT AND SESSIONS COURT, AMBALA (CIVIL) IN THE COURT OF : SHRI VIKRAM AGGARWAL DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE CASE SR. TYPE/NO DOI TITLE ADVOCATE (SH./SMT) NO /YEAR APPEARANCE SH. D.S. PUNIA / SH. CMA/71/2 19/09/ 1 AMRIK SINGH Vs. MANJEET KAUR JATINDER SINGH 018 2018 RATHORE EXE/951/2 25/07/ SH. VED PARKASH 2 RAM SAHAY Vs. MANDEEP SINGH 019 2019 KAUSHAL / EXE/950/2 25/07/ SH. VED PARKASH 3 MAYA DEVI Vs. MANDEEP SINGH 019 2019 KAUSHAL / EXE/949/2 25/07/ SH. VED PARKASH 4 SANTTY Vs. MANDEEP SINGH 019 2019 KAUSHAL / CA/198/20 06/08/ TARVINDER SINGH Vs. UNION OF 5 SH. JASMER CHAND / 19 2019 INDIA CA/201/20 06/08/ 6 RANI SHARMA Vs. UNION OF INDIA SH. JASMER CHAND / 19 2019 CA/200/20 06/08/ 7 BRAHM SINGH Vs. UNION OF INDIA SH. JASMER CHAND / 19 2019 CA/199/20 06/08/ GURMEET SINGH Vs. UNION OF 8 SH. JASMER CHAND / 19 2019 INDIA CA/197/20 06/08/ 9 DHARAM SINGH Vs. UNION OF INDIA SH. JASMER CHAND / 19 2019 CA/204/20 13/08/ SURMUKH SINGH Vs. UNION OF 10 SH. JASMER CHAND / 19 2019 INDIA CA/203/20 13/08/ 11 MALAK RAM Vs. UNION OF INDIA SH. JASMER CHAND / 19 2019 CA/202/20 13/08/ SURMUKH SINGH Vs. UNION OF 12 SH. JASMER CHAND / 19 2019 INDIA CA/205/20 13/08/ SANJEEV KUMAR Vs. UNION OF 13 SH. JASMER CHAND / 19 2019 INDIA REPLICATION 14 CS/2/2018 03/10/ JASBIR KAUR Vs. STATE OF SH. P.S. SHARMA / GOVT. 2018 HARYANA THROUGH FINANCIAL PLEADER COMMISSIONER AND PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO GOVT HARYANA SH. PREM SAGAR 05/10/ SHASHI BALA Vs. STATE OF 15 CS/4/2018 SHARMA / GOVT. 2018 HARYANA PLEADER 05/10/ SUNITA GAKHAR Vs. STATE OF SH. P.S. SHARMA / GOVT. 16 CS/3/2018 2018 HARYANA PLEADER ASHA RANI Vs. STATE OF HARYANA SH. PREM SAGAR 06/10/ 17 CS/5/2018 THROUGH THE FINANCIAL SHARMA / GOVT. 2018 COMMISSIONER PLEADER SH. PREM SAGAR 09/10/ GURINDER KAUR Vs. STATE OF 18 CS/6/2018 SHARMA / GOVT. 2018 HARYANA PLEADER SH. PREM SAGAR 09/10/ 19 CS/8/2018 NAND LAL Vs. STATE OF HARYANA SHARMA / GOVT. 2018 PLEADER SH. PREM SAGAR 09/10/ RAJWANT KAUR Vs. STATE OF 20 CS/9/2018 SHARMA / GOVT. 2018 HARYANA PLEADER SH. PREM SAGAR 09/10/ 21 CS/7/2018 DEEPALI Vs. STATE OF HARYANA SHARMA / GOVT. 2018 PLEADER PLAINTIFF EVIDENCE SH. ANKUSH GUPTA / MACP/32 29/08/ 22 POOJA RANI Vs. DEEP CHAND SH. TARUN KUMAR 1/2016 2016 WALIA SH. ANKUSH GUPTA / MACP/31 29/08/ SUKHWINDER SINGH Vs. DEEP 23 SH. TARUN KUMAR 9/2016 2016 CHAND WALIA SH. ANKUSH GUPTA / MACP/32 29/08/ 24 KUSHAM RANI Vs. DEEP CHAND SH. TARUN KUMAR 0/2016 2016 WALIA CA/484/20 22/12/ SH H.S. GARG / SH. 25 KAMINI DEVI Vs. PREM CHAND 17 2017 ANKUSH GUPTA PAWAN KUMAR Vs. STATE OF SH. CHUNN LAL CA/362/20 29/09/ 26 HARYANA THROUGH TECHNICAL SHARMA / GOVT. 18 2018 EDUCATION DEPARTMENT PLEADER CONSIDERATION BLOCK DEVELOPMENT AND CMA/101/ 04/12/ SH. S.K. AGGARWAL / 27 PANCHAYAT OFFICER Vs. JASBIR 2018 2018 SH. RITESH GUPTA SINGH EX. SARPANCH ARGUMENTS CA/305/20 27/05/ PUSHPA WATI Vs. HARYANA WAKT SH. S.K. SUD / SH. 28 16 2016 BOARD JAIDEEP PRASHER 29 CA/404/20 26/08/ RAJ KAUR Vs. MEHNGA SINGH SH RAJESH SHARMA / SH. DHARAM PAL 16 2016 BALIAN ARB/4/201 31/05/ U.H.B.V.N. LTD. Vs. UNITED INDIA SH SARAVJEET SINGH / 30 8 2018 INSURANCE CO LTD SH. MOHINDER BINDAL REBUTAL MACP/13 19/04/ MS. ANU SAREEN / SH. 31 LALITA Vs. SALINDER SINGH 7/2018 2018 RAJ KUMAR JOSHI SH. VED PARKASH MACP/16 01/05/ 32 SHANTI DEVI Vs. KAMAL JEET KAUSHAL / SH. 1/2018 2018 MOHINDER BINDAL IN THE COURT OF : MS. RITU TAGORE DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE, PRINCIPAL JUDGE,FAMILY COURT CASE SR. TYPE/NO DOI TITLE ADVOCATE (SH./SMT) NO /YEAR APPEARANCE EXE/188/2 04/02/ SH. ABHISHEK SHARMA 1 XXXXXXX Vs. XXXXXXX 016 2016 / SH. VISHAL MITTAL EXE/742/2 23/07/ SH. MAAN SINGH 2 XXXXXXX Vs. XXXXXXX 018 2018 KAKRAN / HMA/699/ 14/08/ 3 XXXXXXX Vs. XXXXXXX SH. SUDHIR SEHGAL / 2018 2018 HMA/862/ 05/10/ 4 XXXXXXX Vs. XXXXXXX SHRI SUNIL ANAND / 2018 2018 EXE/1237/ 01/12/ SH. ABHISHEK SHARMA 5 XXXXXXX Vs. XXXXXXX 2018 2018 / EXE/368/2 26/03/ SH. ABHISHEK SHARMA 6 XXXXXXX Vs. XXXXXXX 019 2019 / HMA/306/ 02/04/ 7 XXXXXXX Vs. XXXXXXX SH. G.S BAWA / 2019 2019 HMA/571/ 01/07/ SHRI PUSHKAR 8 XXXXXXX Vs. XXXXXXX 2019 2019 SHARMA / HMA/568/ 01/07/ NAND LAL SAMMI / 9 XXXXXXX Vs. XXXXXXX 2019 2019 SHRI R.L.MUNDAN HMA/604/ 04/07/ 10 XXXXXXX Vs. XXXXXXX SH. RAJEEV SHARMA / 2019 2019 WRITTEN STATEMENT HMA/941/ 01/11/ SH. NAVEEN CHAWLA / 11 XXXXXXX Vs. XXXXXXX 2018 2018 SURESH BHOLA 12 GW/22/20 24/04/ XXXXXXX Vs. XXXXXXX SH. ASHOK VATS / 19 2019 PLAINTIFF EVIDENCE SH. HARJIT SINGH HMA/293/ 21/04/ 13 XXXXXXX Vs. XXXXXXX SANDHU / SH. VISHAL 2016 2016 DHAWAN SH. SHAMSHER B. GW/56/20 02/12/ 14 XXXXXXX Vs. XXXXXXX BAKSHI / SH. NAVNEET 16 2016 SINGH MALHOTRA HMA/381/ 12/05/ SH HARISH BAKSHI / SH. 15 XXXXXXX Vs. XXXXXXX 2017 2017 MUNISH BAKSHI HMA/425/ 26/05/ NAVNEET GUPTA / SHRI 16 XXXXXXX Vs. XXXXXXX 2017 2017 SUNIL ANAND DEFENDANT EVIDENCE HMA/198/ 14/03/ SH. K.P. JAIN / SH. 17 XXXXXXX Vs. XXXXXXX 2017 2017 DARSHAN KUMAR ARGUMENTS SH. INDERJIT SINGH CM/15/20 21/02/ 18 XXXXXXX Vs. XXXXXXX GILL / SHRI BHAJAN 19 2019 SINGH BEHGAL EXE/501/2 24/04/ MISS. ANUJA SHARMA / 19 XXXXXXX Vs. XXXXXXX 019 2019 S.K. BERI STATEMENT OF PARTIES SH. AMARJEET SINGH HMA/169/ 25/02/ 20 XXXXXXX Vs. XXXXXXX FAZAILPURI / SH. 2019 2019 TARUN KALRA HMA/171/ 26/02/ SH. SUDHIR VERMA / 21 XXXXXXX Vs. XXXXXXX 2019 2019 RAJAN KUMAR IN THE COURT OF : SHRI PURUSHOTTAM KUMAR ADDITIONAL DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE CASE SR. TYPE/NO DOI TITLE ADVOCATE (SH./SMT) NO /YEAR APPEARANCE CA/133/20 27/03/ KULDEEP MALIK Vs. GURU NANK 1 SH SANJIV VASHISHT / 17 2017 MISSION HOSPITAL CM/51/20 24/05/ HARYANA WAKF BOARD Vs. DR 2 SH JAIDEEP PRASHAR / 18 2018 SUBHASH DHAMIJA MACP/22 03/07/ BHUPINDER SINGH Vs. AMAN SH. RAKESH KUMAR 3 5/2018 2018 KUMAR ACHINT / MACP/22 03/07/ SH. RAKESH KUMAR 4 UMA Vs. AMAN KUMAR 6/2018 2018 ACHINT / 5 MACP/22 03/07/ POOJA Vs. AMAN KUMAR SH. RAKESH KUMAR 7/2018 2018 ACHINT / MACP/33 20/09/ SH. RAVINDER PAL 6 SANTOSH Vs. JITENDER KUMAR 6/2018 2018 SINGH / MACP/18/ 11/01/ 7 MANPREET SINGH Vs. RAM PAL SMT. GEETA RANI / 2019 2019 MACP/40/ 23/01/ SH. ASHOK KUMAR 8 SANTOSH Vs. RAJ KUMAR 2019 2019 MADAAN / CMA/14/2 14/02/ MUNISH MANGLA Vs. UNIQUE SH. YADWINDER GUPTA 9 019 2019 IDENTIFICATION AUTHORITY / CA/114/20 12/04/ SH. INDERJIT SINGH 10 MANJIT SINGH Vs. RANJIT SINGH 19 2019 GILL / MACP/24 29/05/ HARVINDER SINGH Vs. HARSH DEEP 11 SH. D.S. PUNIA / 3/2019 2019 SINGH CA/164/20 31/05/ SANJIV KUMAR Vs. STATE BANK OF 12 CH. R.K PAWAN / 19 2019 INDIA PLAINTIFF EVIDENCE MACP/47 20/12/ KANAHIYA GOEL Vs. JAGDISH SINGH 13 BIRBAL DUA / 3/2017 2017 ALIAS BITTU ARGUMENTS RA/95/201 22/12/ 14 MEENA DEVI Vs. OM PARKASH SH. PANKAJ KUMAR / 6 2016 RA/19/201 22/02/ SH. PREM SAGAR 15 G.M.N COLLEGE Vs. MUKESH 7 2017 SHARMA / JAGDISH CHAUHAN Vs. GURU CA/117/20 18/03/ 16 NANAK MISSION HOSPITAL AND SH RAJESH GUPTA / 17 2017 EDUCATION TRUST OF INDIA JAGDISH CHAU HAN Vs. GURU CA/OBJ/3 12/04/ 17 NANAK MISSION HOSPITAL SH J.S RATHORE / /2017 2017 EDUCATION TRUST AMBALA CITY CA/209/20 29/05/ SUKHWINDER KAUR Vs. LACHHMAN SH. DILBAG SINGH 18 18 2018 SINGH DANIPUR / CA/348/20 18/09/ SH. HARISH KUMAR 19 KAMALJEET KAUR Vs. PIARE LAL 18 2018 SHARMA / CMA/11/2 02/02/ GRAM PANCHAYAT Vs. RAMESHWAR SH. DALJIT SINGH 20 019 2019 DASS CHILLAR / IN THE COURT OF : SHRI RAJNEESH BANSAL ADDITIONAL DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE CASE SR. TYPE/NO DOI TITLE ADVOCATE (SH./SMT) NO /YEAR PLAINTIFF EVIDENCE MACP/19/ 16/01/ NACHHATRO DEVI Vs. SURINDER PAL 1 SH. KAPIL MADHAD / 2014 2014 SINGH IN THE COURT OF : SHRI AJAY KUMAR SHARDA ADDITIONAL DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE CASE SR. TYPE/NO DOI TITLE ADVOCATE (SH./SMT) NO /YEAR APPEARANCE CA/492/20 13/10/ 1 ABHISHEK MALIK Vs. CHANDER PAL SHRI RAVINDER GOEL / 16 2016 EXE/1240/ 23/11/ MAGMA FINCORP LTD. Vs. RANJIT SH. PUNEET SIRPAUL / 2 2016 2016 SINGH SH. JAIDEEP PRASHER EXE/640/2 18/05/ MAGMA ITL FINANCE LIMITED Vs. 3 SH. PUNEET SIRPAUL / 017 2017 TARSEM EXE/1267/ 12/12/ SHRIRAM CITY UNION FINANCE LTD. 4 PP / 2017 2017 Vs. DEEPAK DHAWAN EXE/1269/ 12/12/ SHRIRAM CITY UNION FINANCE LTD. 5 SH. SUNNY SHARMA / 2017 2017 Vs. RUPA EXE/669/2 09/07/ SHRIRAM TRANSPORT FINANCE CO. SH. PAWAN KUMAR 6 018 2018 LTD. Vs. AMIT KUMAR GOEL / DAPINDER SINGH ALIAS SIMRAN MACP/26 31/07/ THROUGH HIS MOTHER SMT. SH. JAHAR SINGH / SH. 7 3/2018 2018 PARAMJEET KAUR Vs.
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