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Bombay High Court

SANOBER SHAIKHversusSAJJID NADIADWALA THR. ITS NADIADWLA GRANDSON ENTERTAINMENT PVT LTD. AND ORS

Decided
Disposal
Disposed Off

Holding

An appeal may be withdrawn by the appellant, and the court may dispose of the appeal upon such withdrawal.

Summary

Sanober Shaikh filed an appeal against Order No. 214 of 2026 in the High Court of Bombay. During the hearing, counsel for the appellant informed the court that she no longer wishes to press the appeal but wants to keep her rights open to file any further application in the underlying suit. The court noted that a party has a statutory right to withdraw an appeal at any stage before the decree is pronounced. Accordingly, the court allowed the appellant to withdraw the appeal and disposed of the appeal and any interim applications. No substantive merits of the original dispute were addressed.

Issues considered

  • Whether the appellant may withdraw the appeal at this stage of the proceedings

Subjects

  • withdrawal of appeal
  • civil appellate jurisdiction
  • right to file application
  • procedure under CPC

Judgment

                                                                       907. AO-214-2026.odt


Amberkar

                      IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                                     CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION


                            APPEAL FROM ORDER NO. 214 OF 2026

           Sanober Shaikh                                           .. Appellant
                      Versus
           Sajjid Nadiadwala & Ors.                                 .. Respondents
                                   ....................
            Mr. Muttahhar Khan a/w Saroj Doodhnath Visheswari, Misbaah
             Amin Solkar & Muskoon Memon, Advocates for Appellant
            Mr. Ashish Kamat, Senior Advocate a/w Mr. Kirn Kamod, Mr.
             Ravindra Suryawanshi, Ms. Janvi Nandgaonkar, Archis Bhatt & Mr.
             Amogh Prasad Khodye i/by Bar & Brief Attorneys, Advocates for
             Respondent No. 1
            Mr. Ashish Kamat, Senior Advocate a/w Mr. Kirn Kamod, Mr.
             Thomas George, Ms. Tanvi Sinha, Mr. Navankur Pathak, Ms. Neeti
             Nihal & Ms. Bargavi Baradhwaj i/by M/s. Saikrishna & Associates,
             Advocates for Respondent No. 2
                                           ...................
                                          CORAM : MILIND N. JADHAV, J.
                                          DATE          : FEBRUARY 12, 2026
           P. C.:

           1.       Heard Mr. Khan, learned Advocate for Appellant and Mr. Kamat,

           learned Senior Advocate for Respondent Nos. 1 and 2.


           2.       At the outset, Mr. Khan in his usual fairness informs the Court

           on taking instructions that Appellant - Plaintiff does not wish to press

           the Appeal from Order but persuades the Court to keep all her rights

           open if Plaintiff desires to file any further Application in the Suit being

           prosecuted by the Plaintiff.       That right of the Plaintiff is always

           available for the Plaintiff to exercise in accordance with law and if the




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                  same is so exercised needless to state that the Court shall consider the

                  same on its own merits and in accordance with law.


                  3.               In that view of the matter, present Appeal from Order is allowed

                  to be withdrawn and disposed. Interim Application, if any, is also

                  disposed.




Amberkar                                                         [ MILIND N. JADHAV, J. ]


                    Digitally signed by
       RAVINDRA RAVINDRA
                MOHAN
       MOHAN    AMBERKAR
       AMBERKAR Date: 2026.02.12
                    18:56:28 +0530




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