Bombay High Court
SURAJ MAHADEV KAKADEversusSNEHA SURAJ KAKADE
- Disposal
- Disposed off as Withdrawn
Holding
The court disposed of both writ petitions as withdrawn because the parties had amicably settled the matrimonial dispute.
Summary
The petitioners, Suraj Mahadev Kakade and Sneha Suraj Kakade (through a power of attorney), filed writ petitions in the Bombay High Court challenging each other in a matrimonial dispute. Both parties later reached an amicable settlement of the dispute. The learned counsel for each side informed the court that the petitions should be withdrawn in view of the settlement. The court, after noting the settlement, ordered that both writ petitions be disposed of as withdrawn. Any pending civil applications were also directed to be disposed of accordingly.
Issues considered
- Whether a writ petition concerning a matrimonial dispute can be withdrawn after the parties have reached a settlement
- Whether the court may dispose of pending civil applications in view of the settlement
Subjects
- matrimonial dispute
- settlement
- withdrawal of writ petition
- civil appellate jurisdiction
- high court order
Judgment
1 119-WP-6059-2025 (C)
IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
CIRCUIT BENCH AT KOLHAPUR
CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION
WRIT PETITION NO. 6059 OF 2025
Suraj Mahadev Kakade …...Petitioner
Vs.
Sneha Suraj Kakade …...Respondent
WITH
WRIT PETITION NO. 8453 OF 2025
Sneha Suraj Kakade Through
Poa Balu Sopan Waghmode .......Petitioner
Vs.
Suraj Mahadev Kakade ......Respondent
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Mr. Samrat Hajare i/b Mr. Vaibhav Gaikwad, Advocate for the
Petitioner.
Mr. Kuldeep Nikam with Mr. Tejshri Kahase, Advocate for the
Respondent in WP. No.6059 of 2025 and Petitioner in WP.
No.8453/2025.
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CORAM : SHAILESH P. BRAHME, J.
DATE : 24TH SEPTEMBER, 2026.
ORDER :
. Both learned counsel submit that the matrimonial dispute
between the parties has been amicably settled and that the petitions
are to be withdrawn.
2. In view of the settlement arrived at between the parties, both
the petitions are disposed of as withdrawn.
3. Civil Applications, if any, are also disposed of accordingly.
[ SHAILESH P. BRAHME J. ]
Suresh
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