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Bombay High Court

PRABHAWATI VISHWASRAO CHANDGUDE AND OTHERSversusTHE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA AND OTHERS

Disposal
Withdrawn

Holding

The Court granted permission to withdraw the criminal application.

Summary

The applicants filed a criminal application and subsequently sought the Court’s permission to withdraw it. The learned counsel for the applicants moved that the application be withdrawn. The Court considered whether it could grant such permission. It granted the request, allowing the withdrawal. Consequently, the criminal application was disposed of as withdrawn.

Issues considered

  • Whether the Court may grant permission to withdraw a criminal application.

Subjects

  • withdrawal of criminal application
  • procedural law
  • court permission

Judgment

2026:BHC-AUG:32482


                                                                934-Cri-Apln-298-2026.odt




                       IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE OF BOMBAY
                                  BENCH AT AURANGABAD

                          934 CRIMINAL APPLICATION NO. 298 OF 2026

                     PRABHAWATI VISHWASRAO CHANDGUDE AND OTHERS
                                               VERSUS
                            THE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA AND OTHERS
                                                 .…
                 Mr. Patekar Narendra B., Advocate for Applicants
                 Mr. V. K. Kotecha, APP for Respondent - State
                                                 .…

                                     CORAM : ABHAY S. WAGHWASE, J.

                                       DATE : July 31, 2026
                 PER COURT :-


                 1.         Learned counsel for applicants, on instructions, seeks

                 permission to withdraw the application.


                 2.         Permission granted. Criminal Application is disposed

                 off as withdrawn.



                                                    [ ABHAY S. WAGHWASE, J. ]

                 SMS




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