Somasundaram Chettiar v. Sengaichami
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Order recording receipt of a report that Special Tribunal Appeal R.A.No.95 of 1973 was dismissed for default by the Subordinate Judge, Sivagangai, on 20.11.2023. No substantive decision recorded.
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BEFORE THE MADURAI BENCH OF MADRAS HIGH COURT
Civil Appellate Jurisdiction
Thursday, the Twentyfifth day of July Two Thousand and Twenty Four
PRESENT
The Honble Mr.Justice N.SESHASAYEE and The Honble Mr.Justice P.VADAMALAI
STA. No.2 of 2004
1.Somasundaram Chettiar, 2.Palaniappa Chettiar, 3.O.M.A.M.CP.Venkatachalam, 4.Chockalingam, 5.O.M.A.M.C.kannan ... Appellants/Respondents 1 and 5,9,10,13 Vs 1.Sengaichami, 2.Adimoolam, 3.Gurunathan, 4.Minor Mayandi, 5.Muthirulayi ... Respondents/Appellants 6.Minor Packiam, 7.M.Ramiah, 8.O.M.A.M.C.Alamelu, 9.Alagammai Achi, 10.S.M.Soundaram Achi, 11.Alamelu 12.Valli Achi, 13.Sivagami Achi, 14.Meenakshi Achi, ... Respondents/Respondents 6 to 8,11,12,14 (Minor R4 and R6 are represented by their father and guardian,second respondent in R.A.)
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Prayer :-
Special Tribunal Appeal filed under Section 46 of Tamil Nadu Inam Estates Abolition Act,1963 to set aside the order and decreetal order dated 27.06.1997 of Estates Abolition Tribunal(Sub Court),Sivagangai,in R.A.No.95 of 1973.
Parties & counsel
- appellant
Somasundaram Chettiar, Palaniappa Chettiar, O.M.A.M.C.P.Venkatachalam, Chockalingam, O.M.A.M.C.kannan
- respondent
Sengaichami, Adimoolam, Gurunathan, Minor Mayandi, Muthirulayi
- respondent
Minor Packiam
- respondent
M.Ramiah
- respondent
O.M.A.M.C.Alamelu
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