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Bombay High Court

RAJESH SURYA PRASAD PARMARversusSHRI ABHAY SHAH AND ANR

Decided
Disposal
Disposed Off

Holding

The appeal is disposed of as withdrawn.

Summary

The appellant, Rajesh Surya Prasad Parmar, filed a criminal appeal before the Bombay High Court seeking leave to withdraw the proceedings. The appellant's counsel, Mr. Avinash D. Kango, submitted a letter, on the appellant's instructions, requesting withdrawal of the appeal. The court recorded the letter as evidence and considered the procedural propriety of allowing a party to withdraw an appeal at this stage. No substantive issues of law or fact were contested, as the matter pertained solely to procedural withdrawal. Consequently, the court ordered the appeal to be disposed of as withdrawn.

Issues considered

  • Whether an appellant may withdraw a criminal appeal at the appellate stage under procedural law

Subjects

  • withdrawal of appeal
  • criminal appellate procedure
  • procedural law
  • Bombay High Court

Judgment

                                                             28-apeal-174-2025.doc


          IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION

                    CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 174 OF 2025

Rajesh Surya Prasad Parmar                         …Appellant

        V/s.

Shri. Abhay Shah & Anr.                            ...Respondents


Mr. Avinash D. Kango, Advocate for the Appellant.
Ms. Rutuja Ambekar, APP for the Respondent/State.


                                 CORAM         :   N.R. BORKAR, J.
                                 DATE          :   06.08.2026.

P.C. :

1.                The learned counsel for the appellant, on instructions,

seeks leave to withdraw the present appeal.



2.                The letter received by the learned counsel for the

appellant to that effect from the appellant is taken on record and

marked as “X” for the purpose of identification.



3.                The appeal is disposed of as withdrawn.



                                                   [N.R.BORKAR, J.]

Pramod S.Lakare
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