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Bombay High Court

NARENDRA SAHEBRAO PATILversusTHE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA AND OTHERS

Disposal
DISPOSED OFF

Holding

The Court allowed the withdrawal of the writ petition and disposed of it as withdrawn.

Summary

Petitioner Narendra Sahebrao Patil filed a writ petition before the Bombay High Court, Aurangabad Bench. The petitioner, through counsel, sought permission to withdraw the petition as it had become infructuous. The Court granted the request for withdrawal. Consequently, the writ petition was disposed of as withdrawn.

Subjects

  • writ petition
  • withdrawal
  • disposal

Judgment

2026:BHC-AUG:39825-DB


                                                    {1}                       WP-5748-2020

                                 IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE OF BOMBAY
                                            BENCH AT AURANGABAD

                                       WRIT PETITION NO. 5748 OF 2020

              Narendra Sahebrao Patil                        ...Petitioner

                       Versus

              The State of Maharashtra & Others              ...Respondents

              Mr. J.N. Singh, Advocate for the Petitioner

                                                .......


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


                                             DATE : 31st AUGUST, 2026
              PER COURT :

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

              2.       Learned Advocate for the Petitioner, on instructions, seeks

              permission to withdraw the writ petition, as the writ petition is

              rendered infructuous.

              3.       Permission is granted.

              4.       Writ Petition is disposed of as withdrawn.



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




              Bhagyawant Punde


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