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Bombay High Court

Sharad Dajisaheb JawalkarversusBhandpratap BasantSingh chouhan

Disposal
DISPOSED OFF

Holding

The contempt petition was withdrawn and disposed of.

Summary

The petitioner, Sharad Dajisaheb Jawalkar, filed a contempt petition before the Bombay High Court, Aurangabad Bench. The Court expressed disinclination to entertain the petition. On the Court's indication, the petitioner's counsel sought leave to withdraw the petition. The Court allowed the withdrawal. Consequently, the contempt petition was disposed of as withdrawn.

Subjects

  • contempt
  • withdrawal
  • petition
  • high court

Judgment

                                                                           917c-132-26

                     IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                                BENCH AT AURANGABAD

                            917 CONT. PETITION NO. 132 OF 2026
                                     IN WP/5268/2020

                                Sharad Dajisaheb Jawalkar
                                          VERSUS
                             Bhandpratap Basantsingh Chouhan
                                            ...
           Mr. Prasad Bhalchandra Vaidya, Advocate for the Petitioner

                                   CORAM    : Y. G. KHOBRAGADE, J.
                                Dated       : 18th March, 2026

           PER COURT :-
           1.       After hearing the learned counsel for the petitioner, when this

           Court expressed disinclination to entertain the present petition, the

           learned counsel for petitioner, on instructions, seeks leave to withdraw

           this petition.


           2.       Accordingly,    the   contempt   petition   is   disposed   of   as

           withdrawn.




                                                          ( Y. G. KHOBRAGADE, J. )
JPChavan




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