DEEPAK NAYAK S/O VIJAY NAYAK THROUGH MENAKA DIGAL DEEPAK NAYAKversusSTATE OF GUJARAT
- Disposal
- 27-WITHDRAWN @ ADM.STAGE
- Bench
- SANJEEV THAKER
Holding
Permission to withdraw the application was granted, and the application was disposed of as withdrawn.
Summary
The applicant, Deepak Nayak, filed a Special Criminal Application (Parole Leave) seeking permission to withdraw the pending application. The applicant was represented by Ms. Akshitaba Solanki, while the State of Gujarat was represented by Ms. Krina Calla. The sole question before the Court was whether the applicant could be allowed to withdraw the application. Justice Sanjeev J. Thaker examined the request and found no legal impediment to permitting the withdrawal. Accordingly, the Court granted the permission and ordered that the application stand disposed of as withdrawn.
Issues considered
- Whether the applicant is entitled to permission to withdraw the pending Special Criminal Application (Parole Leave).
Subjects
Judgment
R/SCR.A/10211/2026 ORDER DATED: 20/07/2026
IN THE HIGH COURT OF GUJARAT AT AHMEDABAD
R/SPECIAL CRIMINAL APPLICATION (PAROLE LEAVE) NO. 10211 of
2026
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DEEPAK NAYAK S/O VIJAY NAYAK THROUGH MENAKA DIGAL DEEPAK
NAYAK
Versus
STATE OF GUJARAT & ORS.
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Appearance:
MS.AKSHITABA SOLANKI(6782) for the Applicant(s) No. 1
MS KRINA CALLA, APP for the Respondent(s) No. 1
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CORAM:HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE SANJEEV J.THAKER
Date : 20/07/2026
ORAL ORDER
Learned advocate Ms. Akshitaba Solanki appearing for
the applicant seeks permission to withdraw the present
application.
Permission as sought for is granted. The present
application stands disposed of as withdrawn.
(SANJEEV J.THAKER,J)
PD
Original copy of this order has been signed by the Hon'ble Judge.
Digitally signed by: PARUL DUTTA(HCD0073), ENGLISH STENOGRAPHER GRADE TWO CLASS TWO, at High Court of Gujarat on 20/07/2026 17:18:28
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