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Bombay High Court

SHAHNAWAZ M. KHANversusTHE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA

Decided
Disposal
Disposed off as Withdrawn

Holding

Leave to withdraw the criminal revision application was granted, resulting in its dismissal as withdrawn.

Summary

The applicant, Shahnawaz M. Khan, filed a criminal revision application and subsequently sought leave to withdraw it. The learned counsel for the applicant moved the court for permission to withdraw the revision. The court granted leave to withdraw, and the revision application was dismissed as withdrawn. No substantive issues on the merits were addressed.

Issues considered

  • Whether the court may grant leave to withdraw a criminal revision application

Subjects

  • criminal revision
  • withdrawal of application
  • court procedure

Judgment

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     IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
          CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION

              Criminal Revision Application No.621 of 2015

Shahnawaz M. Khan                                                                 … Applicant
          versus
The State of Maharashtra                                                          … Respondent
                             ----
Mr Ajay Jaybhay, a/w. Mr Rishabh Singh, i/b. Vikram Sutaria,
for the applicant.
Ms Sangeeta D Shinde, APP, for the respondent/ State.
                             ----
                                                                      Coram: R.N. Laddha, J.
                                                                      Date: 28 January 2026.
P.C.:

.         The learned Counsel appearing on behalf of the applicant
seeks leave to withdraw the present criminal revision
application. Leave granted.


2.        The criminal revision application stands dismissed as
withdrawn.


                                                                                 (R.N. Laddha, J.)




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                                  28 January 2026


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