Gorripati Veera Venkata Rao vs Ethalapaka Vanaja on 10 January, 2025
In Syed Hadi Ali Moosavi Vs. Syeda Taquia Moosavi
and Ors.10, the learned single Judge of the Telangana High
Court held as follows:
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Syed Hadi Ali Moosavi vs Syeda Taquia Moosavi on 25 July, 2019
M S Raju vs K Rambabu on 4 September, 2020
In furtherance of the submissions and contentions, he relied upon
the decision of the High Court of Telangana reported in "Syed Hadi Ali
Moosavi Vs. Syeda Taquia Moosavi and Others," 1 the decision of
erstwhile High Court of A.P., reported in "K. Raghavendra Raju Vs. Syed
Yousuf and Others"2, and the decision of the High Court of Judicature
at Hyderabad for the State of Telangana and the State of Andhra
Pradesh reported in "Kavitha Balaji and others Vs. State of Telangana
and Others"3.
Unknown vs Syeda on 18 April, 2022
25. As opined by the learned Judge in Syed Hadi Ali Moosavi's case
(referred to (1) supra), it is not the duty of the Court to examine at the
stage of scrutiny as to whether the plaintiff has adduced sufficient
documentary evidence in support of the relief claimed in the suit. At the
stage of registration of the suit, the Court has to satisfy itself as to
whether the plaint discloses cause of action and when there is semblance
of the same, the Court should lean towards numbering the suit and decide
the matter on merits, instead of rejecting at the threshold.
Unknown vs Honourable Sri Justice Ninala ... on 2 May, 2022
In Syed hadi Ali Moosavi v. Syeda Taquia Moosavi
and Others6, it was held that it is not the duty of the Court to
examine at the stage of scrutiny as to whether the plaintiff has
adduced sufficient documentary evidence in support of the
relief claimed in the suit. At the stage of registration of the
suit, the Court has to satisfy itself as to whether the plaint
discloses cause of action and when there is semblance of the
same, the Court should lean towards numbering the suit and
decide the matter on merits, instead of rejecting at the
threshold.
N.Shabana Khan vs B.Shafi Sab on 11 April, 2022
In Syed Hadi Ali Moosavi v. Syeda Taquia Moosavi6,
when the Telangana Wakf Tribunal rejected the plaint (petition),
High Court of Telangana entertained revision, overruled the
objections and directed the Tribunal to number the suit.
Vijaya Lakshmi Nelluri, vs State Of Andhra Pradesh, on 27 April, 2022
In Syed hadi Ali Moosavi v. Syeda Taquia Moosavi
and Others9, a learned Judge held that it is not the duty of the
Court to examine at the stage of scrutiny as to whether the
7 2011 (4) ALD 775
8 2004 (9) SCC 512
9 2019(6) ALD 292
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CRP No.401 of 2021
plaintiff has adduced sufficient documentary evidence in
support of the relief claimed in the suit.
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