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Bombay High Court

RASHTRAWADI KAMGAR SANGHATNA THR. SARCHITNIS M.K. MURGUDEversusDESH BHAKT DR. RATNAPPANNA KUMBHAR PANCHAGANGA SAHAKARI SAKHAR KARKHANA MARYADIT AND ORS.

Disposal
Disposed Off

Holding

The petition was disposed of as withdrawn upon the petitioner's request.

Summary

The petitioner, Rahtrawadi Kamgar Sanghatna, filed a writ petition before the Bombay High Court, Kolhapur Circuit Bench. The petitioner later instructed counsel to seek permission to withdraw the petition. The court considered the request and, finding no objection, allowed the withdrawal. Consequently, the petition was disposed of as withdrawn. No substantive merits of the original petition were adjudicated.

Issues considered

  • Whether a writ petition may be withdrawn at the petitioner's request

Subjects

  • withdrawal of writ petition
  • civil appellate jurisdiction
  • high court procedure

Judgment

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

                       WRIT PETITION NO. 1434 OF 2026


Rahtrawadi Kamgar Sanghatna                                    ...Petitioner
          Versus
Desh Bhakt Dr. Ratnappanna Kumbhar and Others                  ...Respondents

                                   ——————
Mr. Vidyasagar Chavan a/w Ms. Gurubala Birajdar, Advocate for the Petitioner.
                                   ——————
                                      Coram :    Sharmila U. Deshmukh &
                                                 Neeraj P. Dhote, JJ.
                                      Date     : August 11, 2026.
P. C. :

1.        Learned counsel for the petitioner, on instructions, seeks permission to

withdraw the writ petition.


2.        In view of the above submissions, Petition is disposed of as withdrawn.




 [Neeraj P. Dhote, J.]                            [Sharmila U. Deshmukh, J.]




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