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Bombay High Court

VISHNU BHARAT MANDALE AND ANRversusTHE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA

Disposal
Allowed

Holding

The bail application was dismissed as withdrawn.

Summary

Vishnu Bharat Mandale and another filed a bail application before the Bombay High Court, Circuit Bench at Kolhapur. The Court, after hearing extensive arguments, was not inclined to grant bail. The applicants' counsel then sought the Court's permission to withdraw the application. The Court granted permission, dismissed the application as withdrawn, and allowed the applicants the liberty to file a fresh application after six weeks. No substantive merits on bail were decided.

Issues considered

  • The Court's discretion to grant or deny bail to the applicants
  • The permissibility of withdrawing a bail application after hearing

Subjects

  • bail
  • withdrawal
  • criminal procedure
  • high court

Judgment

                               1                      57-BA-2660-25.odt


         IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                 CIRCUIT BENCH AT KOLHAPUR
              CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION

                BAIL APPLICATION NO.2660 OF 2025

             VISHNU BHARAT MANDALE AND ANOTHER
                                VERSUS
                   THE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA
                                   …
            Mr. Jaydeep D. Mane, Advocate for Applicant
              Mr. N. B. Patil, APP for Respondent/State
                                   ...

                           CORAM : NITIN B. SURYAWANSHI, J.

                             DATE : 13TH JANUARY, 2026

PER COURT :

1.         After arguing at length on merits when this Court was

not inclined to grant relief, learned advocate for applicants, on

instructions, seeks permission to withdraw the application.

2.         Permission is granted. Application is dismissed as

withdrawn. Applicants are at liberty to renew their prayer after six

weeks.



                                     (NITIN B. SURYAWANSHI, J.)




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