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Bombay High Court

AMIT SHRIKANT NEMADEversusSTATE OF MAHARASHTRA

Decided
Disposal
Disposed Off

Holding

The court permitted the withdrawal of the anticipatory bail application and disposed of it.

Summary

Amit Shrikant Nemade filed an anticipatory bail application before the Bombay High Court. During the hearing, his counsel sought leave to withdraw the application. The court considered whether such a withdrawal could be permitted. It found no impediment to the applicant's request. Consequently, the anticipatory bail application was disposed of as withdrawn, and all other pending applications were also dismissed.

Issues considered

  • Whether an anticipatory bail application may be withdrawn by the applicant

Subjects

  • anticipatory bail
  • withdrawal
  • Criminal Procedure Code
  • High Court

Judgment

                                                            29-ABA-1421-2026 (CR).doc



N.S.Kamble


         IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
               CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION

     CRIMINAL ANTICIPATORY BAIL APPLICATION NO. 1421 OF 2026

Amit Shrikant Nemade                        ...Applicant
VERSUS
State Of Maharashtra                        ...Respondent
____________________________________________________________
Mr.Amit Icham, for the Applicant.
Mr.B.B. Kulkarni, APP for Respondent-State.
Mr.Ravindra Gadre, API, Kharadi Police Station, Pune.
____________________________________________________________
                                  CORAM : SHIVKUMAR DIGE, J.
                                  DATE           : 22nd JUNE 2026

P.C. :

.            Heard learned counsel for the Applicant and learned APP for the

Respondent-State.

2.           The learned counsel for the Applicant, on instructions, seeks

leave to withdraw the Application.        The Application is disposed of as

withdrawn.

3.           All pending Applications are disposed of.



                                                 (SHIVKUMAR DIGE, J.)




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