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Bombay High Court

ANKUSH @ AKASH MAHENDRAPRATAP SINGHversusSTATE OF MAHARASHTRA

Decided
Disposal
Allowed

Holding

The Court ordered correction of the clerical mistake and disposed of the praecipe.

Summary

The Court entertained a praecipe seeking correction of a clerical error in the order dated 04 March 2026 concerning criminal bail applications. The order mistakenly mentioned only CR No. 567 of 2020 instead of both CR No. 567 of 2020 and CR No. 341 of 2020. The Court directed that the error be rectified and the corrected order uploaded. The praecipe was thereafter disposed of.

Subjects

  • procedural order
  • clerical correction
  • criminal bail

Judgment

Navnath Waghmare (P.A.)                                      Cr. B.A.-2372-2025

            IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                  CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION

               CRIMINAL BAIL APPLICATION NO. 2372 OF 2025
                                 WITH
               CRIMINAL BAIL APPLICATION NO 2333 OF 2025

Ankush @ Akash @ Mahendrapratap Singh                       … Applicant
            Vs.
The State of Maharashtra                                    ... Respondent

                          _______________________________


Mr. Kunal Aher for the Applicant.
Mrs. R.V. Newton APP for the State.
                    _______________________________


                          CORAM    : R. M. JOSHI, J.
                          DATED    : 12th MARCH 2026.

P. C. :-

1.             A praecipe is moved for speaking to the minutes of the Order

dated 04th March, 2026. In paragraph nos. 1 and 6 (ii) mentioned only one

CR No. 567 of 2020 instead of CR No. 567 of 2020 and CR No. 341 of

2020. Accordingly, the same be corrected and corrected order be uploaded.

2.             The praecipe is accordingly disposed of.



                                                    (R. M. JOSHI, J.)




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