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Bombay High Court

MR. RAMESH NAGESH PARSEKARversusSAMEER FAZLE KADAR KHAN AND ANR

Decided
Disposal
Dismissed

Holding

The order is to be read as also disposing any civil application, if any, that was pending.

Summary

The appellant, Ramesh Nagesh Parsekar, appealed an order (No. 214 of 2018) in the Bombay High Court. The Registry noted that while the appeal from the order had been disposed of, a related civil application remained pending. The Court held that the order should be read to include that any civil application, if present, is also deemed disposed of. Consequently, the pending civil application was considered closed. The appeal was therefore dismissed, and the order was clarified to cover both matters.

Issues considered

  • Whether the order disposing the appeal should also be interpreted to dispose the pending civil application

Subjects

  • appeal
  • civil application
  • order interpretation
  • high court
  • disposal

Judgment

                                        1/1                 8-AO-214-2018 (C).DOC



                 IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                         CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION


                     APPEAL FROM ORDER NO. 214 OF 2018


Mr. Ramesh Nagesh Parsekar                                           ...Appellant
        Versus
Sameer Fazle Kadar Khan And Anr                                      ...Respondents
                                     _______
Adv. Eshwaree Kudalkar i/b Suraj Kudalkar for the Appellant.
                                     _______
                            CORAM        :      ARIF S. DOCTOR, J.
                            DATE         :      9th FEBRUARY, 2026


P.C.


1.      This matter was placed on Board by the Registry today, since it is pointed

out that though the Appeal From Order was disposed of, the Civil Application

remain to be disposed of, hence, the Order should be read as “Civil Application if

any shall also stand disposed of.”




                                                 [ARIF S. DOCTOR, J.]




Areeb


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