Bombay High Court
GANESH ANKUSH KARADversusTHE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA
- Disposal
- Withdrawn
Holding
The High Court allowed the withdrawal of the pending bail application, permitting a fresh application to be filed before the trial court.
Summary
The applicant, Ganesh Ankush Karad, filed a bail application before the High Court of Bombay, Aurangabad Bench. During the pendency of this application, a co-accused was released on bail by the trial court. The applicant's counsel sought to withdraw the pending bail application, intending to file a fresh application before the trial court based on the co-accused's release. The Court considered the request and granted leave to withdraw the application. It ordered that the bail application stand withdrawn and permitted the applicant to file a fresh bail application before the trial court, which will decide it on its merits.
Issues considered
- What is the appropriate procedural step when a co-accused is released on bail during the pendency of a pending bail application?
Subjects
- bail
- withdrawal
- co-accused
- trial court
- fresh application
Judgment
2026:BHC-AUG:40478
3nobba1323-26
IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
BENCH AT AURANGABAD
BAIL APPLICATION NO. 1323 OF 2026
Ganesh Ankush Karad
Versus
The State of Maharashtra
…
Mr. Nilesh Ghanekar, Advocate for the Applicant
Mr. S. A. Gaikwad, APP for the respondent State
CORAM : HITEN S. VENEGAVKAR, J.
Dated : 2nd September, 2026
PER COURT :-
1. Not on board. Taken on board.
2. The learned Advocate for the applicant seeks withdrawal of
the application on the ground that during pendency of the present
application, one of the co-accused has been released on bail by the
learned trial court. He submits that he would like to approach the
learned trial court with a fresh application on the ground of release of
the co-accused .
3. Leave as prayed is granted. The Bail Application stands
disposed of as withdrawn with liberty to file fresh Application before
the learned trial court.
4. If the applicant prefers the fresh bail application, the trial
court shall consider it on it own merits.
(HITEN S. VENEGAVKAR, J.)
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