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2026 Supreme(Online)(Ker) 6192

IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM
T.R.RAVI, J
BIJU – Appellant
Versus
SINDHU – Respondent
OP(C) NO. 593 OF 2025



Important Points

The court allows a judgment debtor to pay decreed amounts in instalments, balancing creditor rights with debtor's ability to pay.

Subject

Civil - Execution Proceedings

Headnote

This original petition has been filed by the judgment debtor in an execution petition. The court orders the petitioner to pay the decree debt in ten equal instalments, considering the circumstances of the case. The ruling aims to facilitate the payment process and maintain balance during execution proceedings.

Advocates:
For the Appellants/Petitioners: SRI.P.C.HARIDAS, SHRI.V. ARJUN
For the Respondents: SRI.LIJI.J.VADAKEDOM, SHRI.ATHUL V. VADAKKEDOM, SMT.REXY ELIZABETH THOMAS

Table of Content
1. petition filed by judgment debtor (Para 1)
2. petitioner permitted to pay in instalments (Para 2)

JUDGMENT

This original petition has been filed by the judgment debtor in Ext.P2 execution petition. By Ext.P4 order the court has fixed the upset price of the properties of the petitioner proposed to be sold in execution of the decree. The total amount due under the decree comes to Rs.14,91,750/- with interest. Pending the original petition, the petitioner was directed to deposit a sum of Rs.1,50,000/- and the same has been deposited.

2. When the case is taken up today, the counsel for the petitioner submitted that the petitioner may be permitted to pay off the decree debt in instalments. Even though such a course of action is opposed by the respondent, I am inclined to grant the relief, having considered the circumstances under which the prayer is made.

In the result, this original petition is disposed of, directing the petitioner to pay the balance amount payable under the decree in ten equal monthly instalments the 1st instalment becoming due on or before 18.02.2026 and the remaining instalments becoming due on or before the 18th of the succeeding months. If the petitioner commits default in making two consecutive instalments, the respondent may take further steps in the execution. The execution proceedings shall be kept in abeyance to facilitate the payment in instalments.

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