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2026 Supreme(Online)(Ker) 6025

IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM
GOPINATH P., J
CSI MADHYA KERALA DIOCESE, KOTTAYAM, REPRESENTED THROUGH ITS DIOCESAN TREASURER, REV. JIJI JOHN JACOB – Appellant
Versus
EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND ORGANIZATION- EPFO – Respondent
WP(C) NO. 15250 OF 2025



Important Points

The court determined that disputes in a writ petition may be closed without adjudication on merits if the parties agree.

Subject

Civil - Writ Petition

Headnote

The court considered the petitioner's argument that the disputes in the writ petition need not be resolved on merits. It found that the closure of the writ petition was justified based on the submissions made by the counsel. The principal issues involved were whether the legal merits needed consideration. The outcome was that the writ petition was closed as per the submissions moving for dismissal.

Advocates:
For the Appellants/Petitioners: SHRI.GEORGE VARGHESE(PERUMPALLIKUTTIYIL), SRI.MANU SRINATH, SHRI.LIJO JOHN THAMPY, SMT.NIVEDITA MUCHILOTE, SHRI.RIYAS M.B.
For the Respondents: SHRI.JOY THATTIL, ITTOOP, SRI.A.R.DILEEP, SHRI.SUNIL SHANKER, SHRI.LAL K.JOSE, SMT.VIDYA GANGADHARAN, SHRI.P.MURALEEDHARAN (THURAVOOR), SMT.T.A.LUXY, SHRI.SURESH SUKUMAR, SRI.ANZIL SALIM, SRI.SANJAY SELLEN, SRI. T.V.AJAYAKUMAR

JUDGMENT

The learned counsel for the petitioner submits that the disputes raised in the writ petition need not be adjudicated on merits and the writ petition may be closed.

Accordingly, the writ petition is closed.

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