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Bombay High Court

YAHIYA MAROOFversusSTATE OF MAHARASHTRA AND ANR

Decided
Disposal
Disposed off as Withdrawn

Holding

The Court allowed the withdrawal of the anticipatory bail application and dismissed it as withdrawn.

Summary

Yahiya Maroof filed an anticipatory bail application before the High Court of Bombay. The Court initially indicated it was not inclined to grant relief. Counsel for the applicant then sought permission to withdraw the application. The Court permitted the withdrawal. Consequently, the anticipatory bail application was dismissed as withdrawn.

Issues considered

  • Whether an applicant may withdraw an anticipatory bail application after the Court has expressed an initial view.

Subjects

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

Judgment

                                                       911-ABA-2361-2026.ODT




             IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                   CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION
            ANTICIPATORY BAIL APPLICATION NO. 2361 OF 2026
Yahiya Maroof                                              …Applicant
      Versus
The State of Maharashtra And Anr.                          …Respondents


Adv. Gaurav Bhawnani a/w Adv. Mayanka S. i/b Khan Abdul
Wahab, for the Applicant.
Mr. Prasanna P. Malshe, A.P. P., for the Respondent – State.
PSI Niteen Belge, Shil Dighar Police Station, Thane, is present.


                          CORAM :           PRAFULLA S. KHUBALKAR, J.
                          DATE          :   21ST AUGUST 2026
P.C:-

1.          After arguing the matter for some time when the Court
was not inclined to grant any relief to the applicant, learned
counsel for applicant seeks permission to withdraw the
application.

2.          Applicant is permitted to withdraw the application.

3.          In view of the above, instant application is dismissed as
withdrawn.



                                            (PRAFULLA S. KHUBALKAR, J.)
VDMokal/-




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