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Bombay High Court

KARAN RAVINDRA SORATEversusSTATE OF MAHARASHTRA

Decided
Disposal
Disposed off as Withdrawn

Holding

The anticipatory bail application is dismissed as withdrawn.

Summary

Karan Ravindra Sorate filed an anticipatory bail application before the Bombay High Court against the State of Maharashtra. The Court, initially not inclined to grant bail, heard the counsel's request to withdraw the application. Permission to withdraw was granted by the Court. Consequently, the anticipatory bail application was dismissed as withdrawn. No substantive merits of the bail request were examined.

Issues considered

  • Whether the Court may permit the withdrawal of an anticipatory bail application
  • Whether the anticipatory bail application can be dismissed as withdrawn

Subjects

  • anticipatory bail
  • withdrawal of application
  • criminal procedure
  • bail
  • High Court

Judgment

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                IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                      CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION


           ANTICIPATORY BAIL APPLICATION NO.2345 OF 2026


      Karan Ravindra Sorate                                    ...Applicant
                 V/s.
      State of Maharashtra                                     ...Respondent


      Mr.Advait Shukl with Ms.Neetu Singh and Mr.Amandeep Singh for the
      Applicant.

      Mr.Amit K. Munde, APP for the Respondent – State.

                       CORAM : PRAFULLA S. KHUBALKAR, J.
                       DATE : 25TH AUGUST, 2026.


      P.C. :-

      1.          After arguing the matter for some time when this Court was

      not inclined to grant any relief, learned counsel for applicant on

      instructions seeks permission to withdraw the instant application.

      Permission granted.

      2.          The anticipatory bail application is dismissed as withdrawn.


                                               (PRAFULLA S. KHUBALKAR, J.)




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