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Bombay High Court

AMOL NARSINGRAO PATALEversusTHE PRINCIPAL COMMISSIONER AND OTHERS

Disposal
DISPOSED OFF

Holding

Leave to amend the writ petition was granted.

Summary

Amol Narsingrao Patale filed a writ petition before the Bombay High Court, Aurangabad Bench, challenging orders of the Principal Commissioner of Income Tax, Nashik. The petitioners sought relief and the court considered whether to allow amendment of the petition. The judges granted leave to amend the petition, directed that after amendment the case be transferred to the Principal Seat at Bombay, and ordered that any interim relief granted earlier continue. No substantive merits of the tax dispute were addressed. The order is procedural, facilitating further pleadings.

Issues considered

  • Whether leave to amend the writ petition should be granted

Subjects

  • civil procedure
  • amendment of pleadings
  • interim relief
  • jurisdiction

Judgment

                                     {1}                     WP-3829-2025

                   IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE OF BOMBAY
                              BENCH AT AURANGABAD

                         WRIT PETITION NO. 3829 OF 2025

                             Amol NarsingraoPatale
                                   VERSUS
            The Principal Commissioner Income Tax Nashik & Others

Mr. A.T. Jadhavar, Advocate for the Petitioner

                                     .......
                            CORAM : NITIN B. SURYAWANSHI AND
                                     ABASAHEB D. SHINDE, JJ.


                               DATE : 28th AUGUST, 2026
PER COURT :

1.       Not on board. Upon mentioning taken on board.

2.       Leave to amend is granted.

3.       After the amendment is carried out, Registry to transfer the

matter to Principal Seat at Bombay.

4.       Interim relief, if any, to continue.



(ABASAHEB D. SHINDE, J.)                   (NITIN B. SURYAWANSHI, J.)




Bhagyawant Punde


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