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Bombay High Court

BHAVNA DIPESH SHAHversusTRUSHANG DIPESH SHAH

Decided
Disposal
WITHDRAWN

Holding

The petition is allowed to be withdrawn with liberty to file an appropriate proceeding.

Summary

The petitioner, Bhavna Shah, filed a guardianship petition in the Bombay High Court concerning a property located in Palghar District. The Department reported that neither the petitioner nor her sons reside in the jurisdiction of the Court’s original side, as Palghar is not covered under the Bombay High Court (Original Side) Rules, 1980. Consequently, the petitioner’s counsel sought permission to withdraw the petition and pursue a suitable proceeding elsewhere. The Court examined the jurisdictional limitation and the procedural propriety of withdrawing the petition. It granted leave to withdraw the guardianship petition, allowing the petitioner to file an appropriate suit in the correct forum.

Issues considered

  • Whether the Bombay High Court has original jurisdiction over a guardianship petition concerning property in Palghar District.
  • Whether the petitioner may be permitted to withdraw the guardianship petition and initiate appropriate proceedings elsewhere.

Subjects

  • guardianship
  • jurisdiction
  • withdrawal
  • original side
  • Bombay High Court

Judgment

                                                                                       11. GP 9.2026
                                                                        Bhavna Shah vs. Trushang Shah




                IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                    ORDINARY ORIGINAL CIVIL JURISDICTION

                    GUARDIANSHIP PETITION NO. 9 OF 2026

Bhavna Dipesh Shah                                                      … Petitioner
         V/s.
Trushang Dipesh Shah                                                    … Respondent
                   _______________________________________

Ms. Trisha Kadu-Thakur a/w. Rajesh L. Makela for the Petitioner
                _______________________________________

                                  CORAM : FARHAN P. DUBASH, J.

                                  DATE                 : 8th APRIL 2026

P.C. :

1.              The Department has filed a report stating that since the

Petitioner as well as her sons reside in Navsari, Gujarat and the property

referred to in the Petition is also situated at Palghar District and considering

that the original jurisdiction as per the Bombay High Court (Original Side)

Rules, 1980 in Chapter - I does not include Palghar District, the present Writ

Petition would not lie on the original side of this Court.


2.              Considering this, Ms. Trisha Kadu-Thakur, learned Counsel who

appears on behalf of the Petitioner seeks leave to withdraw the present

Guardianship Petition with liberty to file an appropriate proceeding for

appropriate orders, in accordance with law.


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                                                                                   Bhavna Shah vs. Trushang Shah




      3.                   The Guardianship Petition is allowed to be withdrawn with such

      liberty.




                                                              ( FARHAN P. DUBASH, J. )

      Jyoti Pawar



             Digitally signed
JYOTI   by JYOTI
        PRAKASH
PRAKASH PAWAR
PAWAR   Date: 2026.04.10
        11:29:21 +0530




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