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Bombay High Court

TANAJI SADHU SHENDGEversusBHAUSAHEB MARUTI RAUT AND ORS

Disposal
DISPOSED OFF

Holding

The writ petition is dismissed as withdrawn.

Summary

The petitioner, Tanaji Sadhu Shendge, filed a writ petition before the Bombay High Court, Aurangabad Bench. During the pendency of the case, the parties reached a settlement. The petitioner’s counsel, Ms. Vaibhavi S. Sarode, on behalf of Mr. Chapalgaonkar Shailesh S., sought to withdraw the petition. The Court considered whether the petition could be withdrawn after settlement. Finding no objection, the Court dismissed the writ petition as withdrawn.

Subjects

  • writ petition
  • withdrawal
  • settlement
  • high court

Judgment

2026:BHC-AUG:27735


                          IN THE JUDICATURE OF HIGH COURT AT BOMBAY
                                     BENCH AT AURANGABAD

                              25 WRIT PETITION NO. 4025 OF 2012

                                        Tanaji Sadhu Shendge
                                               VERSUS
                                   Bhausaheb Maruti Raut And Ors
                                                   ...
                      Advocate for the Petitioner : Ms. Vaibhavi S. Sarode h/f Mr.
                                     Chapalgaonkar Shailesh S.
                                                   ...

                                  CORAM        : SACHIN S. DESHMUKH, J.
                                  Dated        : July 10, 2026

           PER COURT :-

           1.       The learned Counsel for the petitioner submits that in view of the

           settlement between the parties, she has received instructions to

           withdraw the Writ Petition.



           2.       The Writ Petition is dismissed as withdrawn.




                                                              (SACHIN S. DESHMUKH, J.)




           vj gawade/-.




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