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SATISH DADA BAJABALKARversusJANABAI SATISH BAJABALKAR AND ORS.

Disposal
Disposed off as Withdrawn

Holding

The Court allowed the withdrawal of the writ petition and disposed of it as withdrawn.

Summary

Satish Dada Bajabalkar filed a writ petition in the Bombay High Court seeking to quash an order of the Judicial Magistrate First Class, Pandharpur. During the hearing, the petitioner's counsel, Mr. Sachin Bhavar, requested a passover to take instructions and subsequently sought leave to withdraw the petition. The State's counsel, Mr. N. B. Patil, did not oppose the withdrawal. The Court, noting the petitioner's request, granted leave to withdraw the petition. Consequently, Writ Petition No. 641 of 2026 was disposed of as withdrawn.

Issues considered

  • Whether the petitioner may be allowed to withdraw the writ petition after filing and during the hearing

Subjects

  • writ petition
  • withdrawal
  • High Court
  • criminal appellate jurisdiction
  • petition dismissed

Judgment

                                                              911-WP-641-2026.doc



         IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                 CIRCUIT BENCH AT KOLHAPUR
               CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION
                    WRIT PETITION NO. 641 OF 2026
Satish Dada Bajabalkar                                       … Petitioner
     Versus
Janabai Satish Bajabalkar And Ors.          … Respondents
__________________________________________________________
Mr. Sachin Bhavar a/w Rahul Kasbekar, for the Petitioner.
Mr. N. B. Patil, APP for the Respondent – State.
__________________________________________________________

                                  CORAM : ASHWIN D. BHOBE, J.
                                   DATE : 18th August, 2026.
P.C. :


1.       Heard Mr. Sachin Bhavar, learned Advocate for the

Petitioner and Mr. N. B. Patil, learned APP for the Respondent –

State.



2.       By the present Petition, the Petitioner has sought for the

following substantive relief in terms of prayer clause (a):-


           (a)       That This Hon’ble High Court be pleased to quash
           and set aside the order dated 08.07.2026 passed by the Ld.
           Judicial Magistrate First Class, Pandharpur, below Exhibit-
           53 in Criminal M.A. No. 63 of 2024, and arising out of the
           order dated 24.02.2026 passed below Exhibit-49 in the said
           Criminal M.A. No. 63 of 2024 and further allow the
           application below Exh. 53,



Arjun                              1
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                       3.      After having heard the matter for some time, Mr. Sachin

                       Bhavar, learned Advocate for the Petitioner, sought a passover to

                       take instructions from the Petitioner. After some time, at his

                       request, this Petition was taken up.



                       4.      Mr. Sachin Bhavar, learned Advocate for the Petitioner, on

                       instructions from the Petitioner seeks leave to withdraw the

                       present Petition.



                       5.      The request made by Mr. Sachin Bhavar, learned Advocate

                       for the Petitioner is not opposed by Mr. N. B. Patil, learned APP for

                       the Respondent – State.



                       6.      In view of the statement made by Mr. Sachin Bhavar,

                       learned Advocate for the Petitioner, leave is granted to withdraw

                       the present Petition.



                       7.      Writ Petition No. 641 of 2026 is disposed of as withdrawn.



                                                                  (ASHWIN D. BHOBE, J.)



          Digitally
          signed by
          ARJUN
ARJUN     KRISHNA
KRISHNA   RODGE
RODGE     Date:
          2026.08.21   Arjun                          2
          10:59:13
          +0530


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