Bombay High Court

SURYAKANT TUKARAM SALUNKHE AND ORSversusVIJAY SAKHARAM KARANDE SINCE DECEASED THROU. L.H. AND ORS

Disposal: Dismissed
Bench: SHAILESH P BRAHME

Holding

The writ petition is dismissed for non‑prosecution due to the petitioners' failure to appear.

Summary

The petitioners filed a writ petition in the Bombay High Court. No parties appeared before the court on the scheduled date. The court noted its earlier order to stand over the matter to 13/09/2024. Since the petitioners again failed to appear, the court dismissed the writ petition for non‑prosecution. No substantive merits of the petition were considered.

Issues considered

Whether a writ petition can be dismissed for non‑prosecution when the petitioners fail to appear before the court

Subjects

dismissal
non‑prosecution
writ petition
civil appellate jurisdiction
Bombay High Court

Judgment

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                      Shabnoor

                           IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                                  CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION

                                    WRIT PETITION NO.9298 OF 2024

                      Suryakant Tukaram Salunkhe & Ors.          … Petitioners
                                V/s.
                      Vijay Sakharam Karande
SHABNOOR              (Since Deceased)
AYUB
PATHAN
Digitally signed by
                      Through Legal Heirs & Ors.                 … Respondents
SHABNOOR AYUB
PATHAN
Date: 2024.09.13
13:07:31 +0530




                      None for the petitioners.


                                              CORAM        : AMIT BORKAR, J.

                                              DATED        : SEPTEMBER 13, 2024

                      P.C.:

                      1.      On the last occasion this Court passed following order:

                              “Stand over to 13/09/2024 Under caption for Dismissal.”

                      2.      Today also none appears for the petitioners; hence, the
                      writ petition stands dismissed for non-prosecution.


                                                                 (AMIT BORKAR, J.)




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