Authority: High Court of Karnataka, Bengaluru
Order Date: 25 February 2026
Case Overview
- Petition No. 18164 of 2022 (GM‑CPC) was filed by Sri Ramesh Parmar, aged about 65, proprietor of M/s Jain Medicals, seeking to quash the order dated 03‑08‑2022.
- The order sought to be quashed was made on an Interim Application (IA) filed under Section 26 Rule 9 of the Civil Procedure Code, read with Order 151 of the CPC, in O.S. No. 151/2017 and O.S. No. 250/2017, before the Vth Additional Civil Judge and JMFC Tumakuru.
- The petition was filed under Article 227 of the Constitution of India, invoking the court’s supervisory jurisdiction over lower courts.
- Respondent was Smt. K.M. Leelavathi, aged about 67, residing at 2nd Main Road, Gandhinagar, Tumakuru‑572 101.
- Both parties were represented by counsel (Petitioner by Sri P D Surana, Respondent by Sri T Dadakhalandar).
- The petition was called out twice for oral hearing; however, the petitioner failed to appear on both occasions.
Final Outcome
- The Court, after noting the petitioner’s non‑appearance, dismissed the writ petition for non‑prosecution.
- All pending applications related to the petition were ordered to stand closed.
Topics: Court Proceedings, Civil Procedure