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Bombay High Court

AASIF MAHIBOOB SHAIKHversusSULTANA AASIF SHAIKH AND ORS

Disposal
Disposed Off

Holding

The court allowed the withdrawal of the revision application and disposed of it as withdrawn.

Summary

The applicant, Aasif Mahiboob Shaikh, filed a revision application (CR. Revn. Appln. No. 379 of 2015) before the Bombay High Court, Circuit Bench at Kolhapur, challenging a decision. During the hearing, counsel informed the court that the dispute had been settled between the parties. Consequently, the applicant expressed a desire to withdraw the revision application. The court considered the request for withdrawal. Upon finding no objection, the court granted permission to withdraw. The application was consequently disposed of as withdrawn.

Issues considered

  • What is the appropriate procedure for withdrawing a revision application before the High Court?

Subjects

  • revision
  • withdrawal
  • civil procedure
  • settlement

Judgment

                                               52-REVN-379-2015 (CR).doc

         IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                 CIRCUIT BENCH AT KOLHAPUR
                 CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION

               CR. REVISION APPLN. NO. 379 OF 2015

Aasif Mahiboob Shaikh                             …...Applicant
      VERSUS
Sultana Aasif Shaikh and ors                     …...Non-applicants

                      ...
Ms.Smita B.Shinde i/b Mr.Vilas Nathuram Mali, Advocate for
applicant.
Mr.Shrikant H.Yadav APP for the State
                      ...

                               CORAM: MRS. VRUSHALI V. JOSHI, J.
                               DATED: 10th JULY 2026
P.C.:-

1.           The learned counsel for the applicant on instructions

informs the Court that as the matter is settled between the parties,

the applicant informed her to withdraw the application.


2.           Permission is granted. Application stands disposed of as

withdrawn.




                                (MRS. VRUSHALI V. JOSHI, J.)




Kavita                                                                1/1


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