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Rule Section Rule Section CO 827/2015 Shyamal Middya vs Dhirendra Nath Middya CO 542/1988 Jayadratha Adak vs Kadan Bala Adak CO 1403/2015 Sankar Narayan das vs A.K.Banerjee CO 1945/2007 Pradip kr Roy vs Jali Devi & Ors CO 2775/2012 Haripada Patra vs Jayanta Kr Patra CO 3346/1989 + CO 3408/1992 R.B.Mondal vs Syed Ali Mondal CO 1312/2007 Niranjan Sen vs Sachidra lal Saha CO 3770/2011 lily Ghose vs Paritosh Karmakar & ors CO 4244/2006 Provat kumar singha vs Afgal sk CO 2023/2006 Piar Ali Molla vs Saralabala Nath CO 2666/2005 Purnalal seal vs M/S Monindra land Building corporation ltd CO 1971/2006 Baidyanath Garain& ors vs Hafizul Fikker Ali CO 3331/2004 Gouridevi Paswan vs Rajendra Paswan CR 3596 S/1990 Bakul Rani das &ors vs Suchitra Balal Pal CO 901/1995 Jeewanlal (1929) ltd& ors vs Bank of india CO 995/2002 Susan Mantosh vs Amanda Lazaro CO 3902/2012 SK Abdul latik vs Firojuddin Mollick & ors CR 165 S/1990 State of west Bengal vs Halema Bibi & ors CO 3282/2006 Md kashim vs Sunil kr Mondal CO 3062/2011 Ajit kumar samanta vs Ranjit kumar samanta LIST OF PENDING BENCH LAWAZIMA : (F.A. SECTION) Sl. No. Case No. Cause Title Advocate’s Name 1. FA 114/2016 Union Bank of India Mr. Ranojit Chowdhury Vs Empire Pratisthan & Trading 2. FA 380/2008 Bijon Biswas Smt. Mita Bag Vs Jayanti Biswas & Anr. 3. FA 116/2016 Sarat Tewari Ms. Nibadita Karmakar Vs Swapan Kr. Tewari 4. FA 325/2009 Soumen Das Mr. Asis Kr. Das Vs Amita Das 5. FA 242/2016 Biswajit Bhattacharya Mr. Amit Dasgupta Vs Subrata Mukherjee 6. FA 167/2008 Nirmal Kanti Das Mr. Tapan Chakraborty Vs Shibapada Sengupta 7. FA 124/2015 Nabi Sk. & Ors. Mr. Sarbananda Sanyal Vs Moon Chur Sk. & Ors. 8. FA 267/2005 Kanti Sasmal & Anr. Mr. Amiya Kr. Chowdhuri Vs Kashinath Sasmal & Anr. 9. FA 427/2008 Sri Himangsu Kr. Bera Mr. Mohini Mohan Betal Vs Sub-Divisional Controller Food & Supplies & Anr. 10. FA 81/2016 Salam Molla & Ors. Ms. Tanusri Chanda Vs Jamela Bibi & Ors. 11. FA 450/2008 Badri Narayan Chatterjee Mr. Bholanath Pramanick Vs Deb Narayan Chatterjee & Ors. 12. FA 2/2003 Smt. Arati Murmu & Ors. Rabindranath Mahato Vs Santi Bala Routh & Ors. 13. FA 133/2015 Smt. Billorani Mukherjee & Anr. Mr. Tarundas Sarma Vs Rabindra Nath Mukherjee & Ors. 14. FA 196/2015 Mrs. Shukla Mukherjee Fuyar Mr. Pratik Kr. Bhattacharya Vs Miss Parbati Basu 15. FAT 321/2011 Sandhya Sarkar Mr. Jaydip Basu Vs Prasanta Das & Ors. 16. FA 199/2016 Priyaranjan Mahata Mr. Anindya Bhattacharya Vs Khsitish Mahata & Ors. 17. FA 140/2008 Jitendra Nath Mondal & Ors. Mr. Songata Bhattacharya Vs Urmila Mondal & Ors. 18. FA 449/2008 Dr. Amlya Ratan Mondal Ms. Mousumi Mallick Vs Union of India & Ors. 2 19. FA 359/2008 Probhat Kr. Patra Mr. Hiranmoy Bhattacharya Vs Rita Patra 20. FA 408/2008 Tanmoy Chatterjee Mr. Subroto Outh Vs Chinmoy Chatterjee & Ors. 21. FA 88/2009 M/s. Bilaspur Calcutta Transport M. Ram Chandra Guchait Vs Vikham Chand Jain & Anr. 22. FA 96/2009 M/s. Biscon & Company & Ors. Mr. Sabyasachi Bhattacharya Vs Sri Lakshiminiwas Bangur 23. FA 123/2015 Monoj Roy Mr. Amitabha Roy Vs Smt. Arpita Roy 24. FA 373/2008 Sushil Kumar Pramanick & Anr. Mr. Badal Saha Vs Panchu Gopal Pramanick & Ors. 25. FA 19/2013 Indra Chand Bothra Mr. Surya Prasad Vs Chattopadhyay Sk. Rezaul Karim 26. FA 258/2006 Ashis Chandra Talapatra & Anr. Mr. Chandan Mishra Vs Jyotirmoyee Talapatra 27. FA 412/2008 Samiran Sen Sibasis Ghosh Vs Oil & Natural Gas Corp. Ltd. 28. FA 254/2012 Sachindra Nath Ghosh Sandip Kr. De Vs Malay Kr. Roy & Anr. 29. FA 188/2016 Sri Indranil Mukherjee Mr. Soumadeep Banerjee Vs Smt. Aparna Mukherjee (Das Gupta) 30. FA 176/2013 Smt. Bharati Santra & Ors. Md. Ali Mallick Vs Smt. Kamala Santra & Ors. 31. FA 98/2008 Bharati Singh Mr. Arnab Roy Vs Santi Singh & Ors. 32. FA 97/2015 Sk. Farooque & Anr. Mr. Akbar Ali Vs Abeda Begum & Ors. 33. FA 145/2015 Md. Shamim Mr. Badal Saha Vs Ram Awater Singh & Ors. 34. FA 122/2016 Umme Solema Khatun being dead Mr. Amit Banerjee her legal heirs & successors – Akthar Banu @ Aktar Banu & Anr. Vs The Land Acquisition Collector & Anr. 35. FA 46/2014 Mahadeb Kar Mr. Miranmay Bhattacharya Vs Sudhir Chandra Kar & Anr. 3 36. FA 60/2016 Niloy Majumdar Mr. Saunak Bhattacharya Vs Sangita Majumdar 37. FA 390/2008 Captrans Shipping Ltd. Mr. Soumik Mukherjee Vs Irano Hind Shipping Company 38. FA 363/2008 Giribala Chatuspati Trust Estates Mr. Santimoy Bhattacharya Trustee Sri Ajoy Kumar Ghosh Vs Shyamal Kr. Roy & Ors. 39. FA 58/2009 Bhakti Swari Barman & Ors. Mr. Manoranjan Mahata Vs Subrata Chakraborty & Ors. 40. FA 420/2008 Mira Ghosh & Ors. Mr. Arabinda Pal Vs Ashoke Kr. Ghosh 41. FA 86/2015 Smt. Tapati Bhar Isha Nath Jana Vs Tapan Kr. Bhar 42. FA 85/2009 Dipak Kr. Ghosh Mr. Haridas Das Vs Ranjita Ghosh 43. FA 358/2009 Dilip Kr. Roy Mr. Raj Kr. Chakraborty Vs Dipti Roy 44. FAT 256/2015 Dr. Koushik Maity Sanjukta Samanta Vs Dr. Bandana Sarkar 45. FA 335/2009 Saroj Kijriwal Mr. Sohanlal Sharma Vs M/s. Raj Ganesh Fabrics 46. FA 340/2013 Joydeb Hazra & Ors. Mr. Janardhan Mondal Vs Sri Bamdeb Hara & Anr. 47. FA 225/2008 Sk. Motleb @ Abdul Motleb & Ors. Mr. Anup Banerjee Vs Monawara Bibi & Ors. 48. FA 73/2009 State Bank of India Mr. Udayan Sen Vs Durgadas Dutta & Ors. 49. FA 50/2009 Shekhar Kr. Lodh Smt. Sanghita Chatterjee Vs Sarrto Lodh 50. FA 78/2016 Mir Kamrul Mr. Amit Banerjee Vs Mir Kawsar Ali & Ors. 51. FA 122/2009 Jayati Chandra (nee De) Mr. Saubhik Chowdhury Vs Swapan Kr. Chandra 52. FA 416/2009 Subodh Roy & Anr. Mr. Ranojoy Chatterjee Vs Debkumar Roy 53. FA 329/2009 UTI Bank Ltd. Mr. Somnath Maiti Vs Parul Sen & Anr. 4 54. FA 336/2009 Jnan Sankar Chatterjee Mr. Hiranmoy Bhattacharya Vs Dhirendra Nath Das & Ors. 55. FA 52/2009 Basanta Kr. Hota Mr. Matibur Rahaman Vs Anupama Hota 56. FA 41/2015 S,t/ Somcjota Bpse (Sur) Mr. Sukalyan Sarkar Vs Sumit Bose 57. FA 102/2016 Nur Mohammad & Anr. Mr. Md. Habibur Rahman Vs Most. Memni & Ors. 58. FA 64/2016 Gopinath Dey & Anr. Ms. Kushal Chatterjee Vs Sri Swarup Kr. Roy & Ors. 59. FA 184/2008 Sovarani Boral & Anr. Mr. Bipul Kr. Mondal Vs Bapan Halder & Anr. 60. FA 29/2016 Manjusree Ghosh & Anr. Mr. Kaushik Dey Vs Basanti Sarkar & Ors. 61. FA 171/2006 Swapan Kr. Dhara & Ors. Mr. Bhagbat Chaudhuri Vs Banamali Dhara & Ors. 62. FA 375/2013 Subodh Ghosh & Ors. Mr. Arup Banerjee Vs Sudhakar Ghosh & Ors. 63. FA 217/2015 Smt. Sita Rani Mondal, wife of Shri Shri Amit Kr. Ghosh Dilip Kr. Mondal & Ors. Vs Smt. Ashima Dewasi, w/o Shri Dilip Dewasi & Ors. 64. FA 73/2014 Sathi Das nee Sadhukhan Mr. Pradyut Kr. Das Vs Swapan Das @ Sambunath Das 65. FA 76/2012 Md. Fahim Mr. Anup Kr. Chatterjee Vs Mrs. Fusie Chong Chen & Ors. 66. FA 275/2008 Sarfaraj Alam & Ors. Mr. Abir Sarkar Vs Khalil Ahmed & Ors. 67. FA 230/2008 Debashis Bhattacharyya Md. Z. Rahaman Vs Maya Mohanta 68. FA 110/2014 Ujjal Kr. Basu Mr. Mrinal Kanti Ghosh Vs Smt. Chhanda Basu (nee Saha) 69. FA 239/2008 Anima Halder Mr. Jayanta Mukherjee Vs Sankhanath Halder 70. FA 272/2008 Mahaprabhu Agarwala Smt. Gargi Acharja Vs United Bank of India & Anr. 5 71. FA 237/2016 Raj Shekhar Das Amitava Raha Vs Smt. Shilpi Das 72. FA 43/2006 Giridhari Paul Mr. Amiya Kumar Ray Vs Jaladhi Bhusan Bhattacharjee & Ors. 73. FA 219/2015 Smt. Padma Mandal & Anr. Mr. Balaram Neogi Vs Smt. Purnima Pramanik & Anr. 74. FA 247/2014 Gita Saha Mr. Avinaba Patra Vs Mina Rani Roy & Ors. 75. FAT 3430/2000 Sri Rajani Bhusan Roy Mr. Dilip Kr. Mondal Vs Sri Dilip Kr. Dutta & Ors. 76. FA 177/2015 Ashish Kr. Bhandari Mr. Krishan Roy Vs Smriti Bhandari 77. FA 286/2008 M/s. Tiger Enterprise & Ors. Mr. Nilendra Narayan Roy Vs United Bank of India 78. FA 295/2008 Dr. Jitendra Kr. Khandalwal & Anr. Mr. Jagal Chandra Basu Vs Union of India & Ors. 79. FA 201/2008 Aban Kundu Mr. Kamal Krishna Pathak Vs Sudipta Kundu nee Roy 80. FAT 252/2015 M/s. Shah Projects Pvt. Ltd. Mr. Pradip Kr. Sarawagi Vs Sri Dilip Kr. Kejriwal & Ors. 81. FA 424/2008 Mr. Pradip Kr. Majumdar Mr. Subhendu Banerjee Vs Mrs. Ranu Majumdar 82. FA 68/2009 Dhananjoy Samanta Miss Jayanti Mukherjee Vs Sabitri Samanta 83. FAT 445/2010 Md. Farhad Hossain Molla & Ors. Mr. M.R. Abedin & Mr. J. Vs Abedin (N.O.C.) Akkas Ali Molla & Ors. Ms. Suparna Biswas & Mr. Manoj Kr. Singh (Resp. No.1) 84. FA 21/2008 Probodh Kr. Das & Ors. Mr. Supratim Saha Vs Subrata Chakraborty & Ors. 85. FA 5/2012 Manirul Islam Mr. Usuf Ali Dewan Vs Ashadullah Molla & Ors. 86. FA 8/2008 Biswarup Housing Society Mr. Debasish Mitra Vs Dr. Jiban Krishna De 87. FA 455/2008 Arnab Mukherjee Mr. Hiranmoy Bhattacharyya Vs Sarbani Mukherjee 88. FA 131/2016 Kashinath Ghosh Mr. Chandan Misra Vs Smt. Bhagirathi Mondal & Ors. 6 89. FAT 473/2015 Sri Chandan Bhuiya Miss Soumi Pal Vs Smt. Jhilam Bhuiya 90. FA 216/2015 Smt. Sujata Karan Mrs. Pronoti Goswami Vs Sri Palash Chandra Karan 91. FA 69/2016 Animesh Biswas Mr. Tushar Kanti Thikader Vs Putul Biswas 92.
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