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Name of the Court : Principal Judge's Court Date : 11.11.2020 Name of the Court : Principal Judge's Court Date : 11.11.2020. Sl.No. Case No. Stage of the Party Name Advocate Name Permitted Case (Thiru / Tmt) Time 1 Crl.M.P.9470/20 Compounding -- R. Bharathi (Petitioner) 11.30 in CC 40/20 Petition City Public Prosecutor pending 2 MTA 10/2019 Records -- Ashok Menon (Appellant) 11.30 received S. Kumar Shankar (Respondent) Name of the Court: I Additional Sessions Court E-Mail: [email protected] Date: 11.11.2020 Sl. Case No. Stage of the Case Party Name Advocate Name Permitted Time No 1 SC 125/2019 Opening of Ananth P.Pugalenthi - For 10.30 - 10.40 a.m. prosecution Accused 2 CA 14/2017 Arguments Bharath Kumar Jain Vs M/s.R.Loganathan - 10.40 - 10.50 a.m. SPE: CBI : EOW, For Appellant Chennai 3 CA 120/2017 Arguments N.Mathivanan Vs M/s.S.D.Ramalingam - 10.50 - 11.00 a.m. Sivanesan For Appellant Mr.V.Kannadasan - For Respondent Name of the Court: II Additional Sessions Court. Date : 11.11.2020. Email ID : [email protected] Case No. Stage of the Party Name Advocate Name Permitted Sl. Case Time No. 1. SC/51/2007 Evidence The Inspector of V.S.Narayana Rao 10.30 Police am Vs Saravanan 2. SC/141/2014 Evidence State rep by its V.S.Narayana Rao 10.31 Inspector am of Police, J-3 P.S., Vs Sakthivelu 3. SC/387/2016 Appearance State rep by its V.S.Narayana Rao 10.32 Inspector am of Police,P-5, M.K.B.Nagar P.S., Ch. Vs Asaithambi 4. CA/53/2019 Arguments J.Annamary V.S.Narayana Rao 10.33 Vs am K.Ramaswamee 5. CA/85/2019 Arguments Paramasivam V.S.Narayana Rao 10.34 Vs am The Inspector of Police 6. CA/604/2018 Lok Adalat Sylviya David V.S.Narayana Rao 10.35 Vs am A saravanan 7. OS/2405/2009 Amendment FL Smidth Minerals N.Mani 10.36 Pvt, Ltd Vs Syed am Muneer Ahmed 8. OS/453/2010 Appearance S.Meenatchi Vs R.Subramanian, 10.37 A.P.Ramalingam Venkadesan am 9. OS/9458/2010 Issues Idols of Arulmigu S.D.Ramalingam, 10.38 Selva Vinayagar Sivakumar, Palani am and Sri Vs Dhanalakshmi S.Meenatchi 10. OS/10847/2010 Arguments R.Sreelatha Vs G.S.Sevatharsu, 10.39 N.Krishnamma Natarajan, Jhansi Rani am 11. OS/6053/2013 Trial G. Madhavan Vs G. S.Swaminathan 10.40 Paneer Selvam Ms.A.Dheena am Dayalan, D.Velu, N.Viswanathan 12. OS/2631/2016 IA pending Janani Vs A.Palaniappan 10.41 K.P.Kalpagam am 13. OS/3616/2019 Ex-Parte Jeayam Shelters R.Ponnusamy 10.42 Evidence Pvt Ltd Vs am C.Anbalagan 14. OS/3953/2019 Evidence N.Rajagopal props J.Jayendrakrishnan 10.43 Ennor muds and am chemicals. G.R. chemicals Vs Ramana 15. OS/4780/2019 IA pending Ensure Support P.Gopalakrishnan 10.44 Services India Ltd am Vs Diba Fazal 16. OS/5100/2019 IA pending M.Mohan Vs P.R.Murali 10.45 G.Thenmozhi am 17. OS/6534/2019 Appearance Hrithika Exports Vs T.V.Lakshmanan 10.46 Prime Coates P Ltd am 18. OS/7088/2019 Appearance V.Devika Vs A.Arulmozhi 10.47 R.Venkatesan am 19. OS/8313/2019 Written E.Shankar Vs R.Jayaprakash 10.48 Statement T.Nalini am 20. OS/8569/2019 IA pending A.Syed Musthafa K.V.Sundararajan 10.49 Vs Zareema Begum am 21. OS/8664/2019 Evidence S.Padmavathi Vs B.Divakaran 10.50 B.Vijayakumari am 22. OS/625/2020 Await Notice E.Jayakumar Vs J.V.Sathyanarayanan 10.51 Saraswathi am 23. OS/4854/19 Appearance Rajesh Corporation Shri. R. Vasudevan 10.52 Vs am TAW Trading Corporation 24. AS/366/2011 Arguments T.Soundararajan Vs G.Appavu, Visagan 10.53 Kalyana Venkatesa Murthy am Perumal ThiruKoil 25. AS/367/2011 Arguments Amith @ Amithraj P.Srinivasan 10.54 Vs Kalyana am Venkatesa Perumal ThiruKoil 26. AS/328/2013 Judgement A.Chockalinga Ms. S. Senthilnathan 10.55 Mudaliar am (deceased) Vs The Commissioner, 27. AS/5/2017 IA pending Mrs.Saroja Vs The S.Kannan 10.56 Executive Officer - am Arulmighu Marundheeswarar Temple 28. AS/199/2018 Arguments Sekar Vs Manimala D.Kumaralingam 10.57 am 29. AS/372/2018 Arguments Nagasundaram Vs R.Sundaramurthy 10.58 D.Varalakshmi am 30. AS/60/2019 Arguments Poonguzhali Vs M.G.Rajeswari 10.59 Shree am Venkateshwara Infrastructures Properties, 31. CMA/81/2015 Await Deepak H Mehta Vs Surana and Surana 11.00 Records V.Dhanasekar am Name of the Court: III Additional Court Email ID: [email protected] Date : 11.11.2020. S1. Case No. Stage of Party Name Advocate Name Permitte No the case M/s. d Time 1 Crl.R.C.NO.67/2014 Argument K.Saraswathy G.Ameedius 10.30 s AM 2 S.C.No.122/2011 Evidence Karunanidhi Jaisankar P.P. 10.30 Selvarajan (Counsel AM for Accused) 3 S.C.No.446/2018 Evidence Jaisankar P.P. 10.30 Ghanam @ AM Ghanasekaran 4 S.C.No.413/2019 Evidence Baskar @ Olai Jaisankar P.P. 10.30 Baskar Kumaravel AM (Counsel for accused) 5 A.S.No.45/2013 Fresh Sivarmakrishn R.S. Ranganadhan 10.45 Argument an (Appellant) AM s Vs P.Sri Lakshmi M.V.Seshamma (Respondent) 6 AS.No.12/2020 Argument Rohini @ Aparna 10.45 s Chandrakanth Nandakumar AM a (Vs) (Appellant) The Chief Personal Mrs.S.Sujini Officer (Respondent) 7 O.S.No.5196/2015 Defendan B.Uma(DW1) M.Ma.Pa.Thangavel 10.45 t (Defendant) AM Evidence S.Anburaja (plaintiff) 8 O.S.No.3408/2018 Plaintiff B.Uma(PW1) M.Ma.Pa.Thangavel 10.45 Evidence (Plaintiff) AM S.Anburaja (Defendant) 9 OS.No.1705/2016 Argument Chandra Bai L.Dhamodharan 10.45 s (vs) Mani Sha (Plaintiff) AM S.Sadasharam (Defendant) 10 CMA.No.21/2016 & Argument V.Sakunthal S.Rajendrakumar 10.45 CMA.51/2016 s a (Appellant) AM (Vs) Phoenix Namasivayam Asset (Respondent) Reconstruct ion Company Pvt Ltd., 11 OS.No.4106/2019 Trial T.shanthi S.Veeraraghavan 10.45 (plaintiff) (Plaintiff) AM VS R.Prabhurama B.Thanikachalam m (Defendant) 12 O.S.No.10253/2010 Evidence Marathan Surana & Surana 10.45 Electric Indial (plaintiff) AM Pvt. Ltd (Vs) K.Jothisivam Nithiya (Defendant) Appliance Name of court: IV ADDITIONAL COURT Email .ID: [email protected] Date : 11-11-2020 Sl.No Case No. Stage of Party Name Advocate Name Permitted the Case Time 1. O.S.12804/2010 Arguments A. Amirtharaj Vs. A. Jayapandian and P. Gunaraj (Plaintiff) 3 others 10.30AM 2. A.S.239/2011 Thomas and Thom Sunder Vs. R. 10.40.AM C/W/ Arguments Selvaraj Shankaranarayanan, A.S. 241/2011 Shivekumar Appellant 3. O.S.1025/2013 Arguments Mrs. Velankanni and 2 Others Vs. M/s. K. 10.50AM Victoriya and Another Vijayaraghavan - Plaintiff 4. A.S.133/2013 Arguments S. Damodharan Vs Arulmigu Siva G.S. Dhanalakshmi - 11.00AM Subramani Samy Thirukoil Appellant 5. O.S.7191/2010 Arguments V. Chandra Vs. Kasthuribai and 5 M/s. Thiagarajan, s. 11.10AM Others Vasudevan 6. O.S.13796/2010 Evidence Muhammed Haniffa Vs. The M.V. Venkatesan - 11.20A.M Secretary to Government, Home Plaintiff Dept., D. Veerasekaran 7. S.C.445/2013 Evidence Inspector of Police D-2 P.S. Vs. A.P.P. Sridhar @ Musrathi Ali and 4 Others 11.30AM Name of the Court: V Additional Court Email ID: [email protected] Date: 11.11.2020 S. Case Stage of Party Name Advocate Name Permit N Number the Case ted o Time 1. Samiullah khan 1. C. Arun Kumar, 10.45 2. Yesan Ali 2. G.R. Hari am 3.Riswan 3. K. Pasupathy 1 SC 336/2014 Evidence @Risvanullahkhan 4. Balaji 5. Mega@ Meizhagan 6. Ramesh 1. Sugu@Sugumar M/s.. S. Prakash, 11.00 2 SC 447/2013 Evidence 2. Vikki@Vignesh G. Raja, G. am Padmanaban 1. Sugu@Sugumar J. Samiullah, M/s. 11.15 3 SC 448/2013 Evidence 2. Vikki@Vignesh S. Prakash, G. Raja, am G. Padmanaban 4 SC 449/2013 Evidence 1. Sugu@Sugumar J. Samiullah 11.30a 2. Vikki@Vignesh m 1.Elangovan@Elango M/s. P. Prince Prem 11.45 2. Ravi@Ravikumar Kumar, am 5 SC 14/2014 Evidence 3.Kotteeswaran S. Silambarasan, T. Karikalan, K. Siva Sakthivelan 1.Ravi@Ravikumar M/s. M. Sasikumar, 12.00 2.Elangovan@Elango L. Baskaran, 6 SC 15/2014 Evidence 3.LanguRaja@Raja V. Stalin, Rajavelu 4.MohanKumar 5.ArunBabu 6.Kotteeswaran 7 SC 104/2018 Evidence Sudhandirarajan M/s. A.Mahendran, 12.15 J. Sakthivel pm M/s. Respondent R. Balaji P.B.Ramanujam, 8 AS 62/2019 side Vs M/s. Dhanaram 2.30 Arguments Lalitha Ramanujam Ramachandiran, pm Kannan, C.T. Murugappan, P.S. Rathinamani Respondent M. Ravichandran M/s. S. Jaganathan 2.45pm CMA side Vs. and J. Kalidoss, 9 20/2020 Arguments M. Saroja and others Santhosh kumar, M. Sarfudeen Ali Ahamed, S. Jeevanandham, S. Thameem Ansari George 12.30 IA 1/2020 Vs Chidambaram, pm 8 in OS Enquiry M.A. Aleem Mrs. K. Jamuna, 13487/2010 Mr. Mohammed Ali & Others OS Ex-parte G. Jhon Winsten M/s. P.B. 12.45 9 5078/2019 evidence Vs Ramanujam pm R. Andrew Chellaiah Mrs. A. Thara M/s. S.S. 1.00 10 OS Trial Vs Mathivanan, pm 5275/2019 S. Rajasekaran M/s. P.
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