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Bombay High Court

DEEPESH KORANJIRATHversusSTATE OF MAHARASHTRA

Decided
Disposal
Disposed Off

Holding

The court granted leave to withdraw the anticipatory bail application and disposed of it as withdrawn.

Summary

Deepesh Koranjirath filed an anticipatory bail application before the Bombay High Court. During the hearing, counsel for the applicant sought leave to withdraw the application on instructions. The court considered the request and noted that the applicant was not on board, but allowed the withdrawal. The judge granted leave to withdraw the anticipatory bail application. Consequently, the application was disposed of as withdrawn. No substantive merits of the bail claim were examined.

Issues considered

  • Whether an anticipatory bail application can be withdrawn at the applicant's request

Subjects

  • anticipatory bail
  • withdrawal
  • criminal procedure
  • high court

Judgment

                                                             M-aba-1284-2025.doc


          IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION

       ANTICIPATORY BAIL APPLICATION NO. 1284 OF 2025

Deepesh Koranjirath                                …Applicant

        V/s.

The State of Maharashtra                           ...Respondent


Mr. M. M. Kondekar, Advocate for the Applicant.
Mr. B. V. Holambe Patil, APP for the Respondent/State.


                                  CORAM        :   N.R. BORKAR, J.
                                  DATE         :   28.01.2026.

P.C. :

1.                Not on board. Upon mentioning taken on board.


2.                In view of the subsequent developments, the learned

counsel for the applicant, on instructions, seeks leave to withdraw

the present application.


3.                Leave as sought is granted.


4.                The application is disposed of as withdrawn.




                                                   [N.R.BORKAR, J.]

Pramod S.Lakare
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