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Prl.District and Sessions Court Complex,Kurnool in the Court Of:Sri B.Syam Sunder Principal District and Sessions Judge, Kurnool Prl.District and Sessions Court Complex,Kurnool In The Court Of:Sri B.Syam Sunder Principal District and Sessions Judge, Kurnool Civil Cases Listed on 08-02-2020 Sr Cases Party Name Advocate Name No MOTOR ACCIDENT OP B.Madhu Mohan 1) MVOP/266/2019 Versus Nageswar Reddy M S.Rangaswamy Yenibera Yesu Kumari 2) MVOP/442/2017 Versus B.Koteswara Reddy, B.Sunil Kumar Reddy Thumma Balarami Reddy Yalamanchi Venkata Lakshmamma 3) MVOP/265/2019 Nageswar Reddy M Versus S.Rangaswamy Shaik Imam Saheb 4) MVOP/264/2019 Versus Nageswar Reddy M S.Rangaswamy Kariketi Nageswari 5) MVOP/267/2019 Versus Nageswar Reddy M S.Rangaswamy Bayri Pogula Thirupalu 6) MVOP/262/2019 Versus Nageswar Reddy M S.Rangaswamy Tolla Subbarayudu 7) MVOP/263/2019 Versus Nageswar Reddy M S.Rangaswamy Gampala Pedda Polaiah 8) MVOP/441/2017 Versus B.Koteswara Reddy, B.Sunil Kumar Reddy Thumma Balarami Reddy G.Naga Narasimha Reddy 9) MVOP/190/2015 Versus Muralidhar Reddy T Mohan Eswaran Shaik Murthujabi 10) MVOP/320/2019 Versus Ranga Reddy C.C.V P.Koteswara Rao Prl. 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