Bombay High Court
BHARAT DAMJI SHAHversusJAYASHREE BHARAT SHAH AND ANR
- Disposal
- Disposed Off
Holding
The revision application is dismissed for default.
Summary
The applicant, Bharat Damji Shah, filed a criminal revision seeking to set aside a recovery warrant of Rs.48,000 issued by a Judicial Magistrate First Class. The revision challenged the magistrate's order on procedural or substantive grounds. When the matter was called, the applicant failed to appear before the Court. No counsel or representative was present to argue the case. Consequently, the Court dismissed the criminal revision application for default.
Issues considered
- Whether a criminal revision application can be entertained when the applicant fails to appear before the Court?
Subjects
- criminal revision
- default judgment
- recovery warrant
- procedural law
Judgment
21-REVN-277-17.doc
IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
CIRCUIT BENCH AT KOLHAPUR
CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION
CRIMINAL REVISION APPLICATION NO. 277 OF 2017
Bharat Damji Shah … Applicant
V/s.
Jayashree Bharat Shah and Anr …Respondents
___________
None for the applicant.
___________
CORAM : RAJESH S. PATIL, J.
DATE : 20 AUGUST 2026
P. C. :
1. The present criminal revision application, filed by the applicant-
husband of respondent no. 1, seeks to challenge the order passed by the
Judicial Magistrate First Class issuing a recovery warrant of Rs.48,000/-.
2. None appears for the applicant-husband, when the matter is called
out.
3. Hence, the Criminal Revision Application is dismissed for default.
[RAJESH S. PATIL, J.]
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