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Bombay High Court

SHAHID IBRAHIM SHAIKHversusSTATE OF MAHARASHTRA

Decided
Disposal
Disposed off as Withdrawn

Holding

The Court allowed the withdrawal of the bail application and disposed of it as withdrawn.

Summary

Shahid Ibrahim Shaikh filed a bail application before the Bombay High Court. After hearing, the learned counsel for the applicant, Mr. Gautam T. Kanchanpurkar, requested permission to withdraw the bail application. The Court, after considering the request, granted permission to withdraw. Consequently, the bail application was disposed of as withdrawn. No substantive merits of the bail plea were examined as the application was withdrawn at the applicant's request.

Issues considered

  • Whether the Court may permit the withdrawal of a bail application pending before it.

Subjects

  • bail
  • withdrawal
  • criminal procedure
  • High Court
  • application disposal

Judgment

                                                10-BA-4881-2025.DOC




Ajit Pathrikar

         IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                 CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION
                 BAIL APPLICATION NO. 4881 OF 2025

Shahid Ibrahim Shaikh                               ...Applicant
      Versus
State Of Maharashtra                                ...Respondent

Mr. Gautam T. Kanchanpurkar, for the Applicant.
Ms. Anuja S. Gotad, APP for the State-Respondent.
PSI – Suresh Bhoir, Dahanu Police Station, is present.


                       CORAM        DR. NEELA GOKHALE, J.
                       DATED:       08th JANUARY 2026
PC:-

1.        After hearing the matter for some time, when I was not

inclined to grant any relief to the Applicant, Mr. Gautam

Kanchanpurkar, learned Counsel for the Applicant, seeks

permission to withdraw the present Bail Application.

2.        Permission to withdraw is granted.

3.        The Bail Application is accordingly disposed of as

withdrawn.




                                              (Dr. Neela Gokhale, J)




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