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Bombay High Court

MADANRAJ S. IROYAversusSTATE OF MAHARASHTRA AND ORS

Decided
Disposal
DISMISSED FOR NON-PROSECUTION/DEFAULT AT ADMISSION STAGE

Holding

The revision application is dismissed for non-prosecution due to the applicant's failure to appear.

Summary

Madanraj S. Iroya filed a criminal revision application before the Bombay High Court. The applicant failed to appear at the first hearing on 14th August 2026, prompting the court to adjourn the matter to 18th August 2026 to give another opportunity. The applicant again did not appear on the adjourned date. Consequently, the court dismissed the revision application for non-prosecution. No substantive merits of the revision were considered as the procedural default led to dismissal.

Issues considered

  • The court's power to dismiss a revision application for non-appearance of the applicant.

Subjects

  • criminal procedure
  • revision
  • non-appearance
  • dismissal

Judgment

                                                     10 REVN-228-2016.DOC
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          IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION
         CRIMINAL REVISION APPLICATION NO. 228 OF 2016
Madanraj S. Iroya                                       …Applicant
            Vs.
State of Maharashtra and Ors.                           …Respondents


None for the Applicant.
Ms. Savita M. Yadav, APP for the Respondent No. 1-State.
Mr. Shivraj Dubele, for Respondent No. 2-Original Complainant.


                       CORAM:       MADHAV J. JAMDAR, J.
                       DATE :       18th AUGUST, 2026
P. C.:

1.       This Court passed the following order on 14th August, 2026 :


            “1.      None appears for the Applicant.

            2.       To give one more opportunity to the

            Applicant, stand over to 18th August 2026. To be

            shown under the caption “For Dismissal”.”

2.       Today also, none appears for the Applicant.

3.       Accordingly, dismissed for non-prosecution.

                                              [MADHAV J. JAMDAR, J.]




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