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Bombay High Court

DEVENDRAKUMAR TAKHATMALJI KOTHARIversusKANIFNATH DNYANOBA KAMTHE

Decided
Disposal
Disposed Off

Holding

The court held that the respondent was wrongly on the board and ordered his removal.

Summary

Petitioner Devendrakumar Takhatmalji Kothari filed an interim application before the Bombay High Court seeking the removal of Kanifnath Dnyanoba Kamthe from a board, alleging that the respondent was wrongly placed on the board. The application was listed as Interim Application No. 7057 of 2026 and was heard by Justice Arun R. Pedneker. The court examined the claim that the respondent’s appointment was improper. No detailed factual or legal reasoning was recorded in the short order. The court concluded that the respondent was indeed wrongly on the board and directed his removal.

Issues considered

  • Whether the respondent was wrongly appointed to the board
  • Whether the court can order removal of a person from a board in an interim application

Subjects

  • board appointment
  • interim application
  • removal order

Judgment

                                                          Board Sr.No.:-71

IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
     APPELLATE SIDE CIVIL JURISDICTION

      INTERIM APPLICATION NO. 7057 OF 2026
                        In
     CIVIL REVISION APPLICATION 425 OF 2026

Devendrakumar Takhatmalji Kothari            ....PETITIONER
           V/S
Kanifnath Dnyanoba Kamthe                ....RESPONDENT

                     WITH
  CIVIL REVISION APPLICATION NO. 425 OF 2026

Devendrakumar Takhatmalji Kothari            ....APPLICANT
           V/S
Kanifnath Dnyanoba Kamthe                ....RESPONDENT




     CORAM :      HON'BLE SHRI JUSTICE ARUN R.
                  PEDNEKER J
     DATE :       8th September, 2026
P.C. :
  Wrongly on board. Remove from the Board.



                           ( FOR REGISTRAR JUDICIAL - I )




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