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Allahabad High Court

BHOORA @ VIMALESH AND ANR.versusTHE STATE OF U.P AND ANR.

Decided
Disposal
Allowed/Partly Allowed on merits/Granted

Holding

The application is dismissed for want of prosecution.

Summary

The applicant Bhoora @ Vimalesh and another filed an application under Section 482 of the Criminal Procedure Code seeking relief. No appearance was made on behalf of the petitioner. Consequently, the court found that the application could not be proceeded with. The judge dismissed the application for want of prosecution. No substantive merits were considered. The order was dated 22 November 2023.

Issues considered

  • Whether the application under Section 482 can be entertained in the absence of the petitioner's appearance?

Legislation cited

Subjects

  • Criminal Procedure Code
  • Section 482
  • Dismissal for want of prosecution
  • High Court

Judgment

                                         Court No. - 12

                                         Case :- APPLICATION U/S 482 No. - 4933 of 2013

                                         Applicant :- Bhoora @ Vimalesh And Anr.
                                         Opposite Party :- The State Of U.P And Anr.
                                         Counsel for Applicant :- A.N Mishra,Sarvesh Kumar Shukla
                                         Counsel for Opposite Party :- Govt. Advocate

                                         Hon'ble Rajeev Singh,J.

                                         1. Case called out, no one has put in an appearance for the
                                         petitioner.

                                         2. Accordingly, this application is dismissed for want of
                                         prosecution.

                                         Order Date :- 22.11.2023
                                         Vipul




Digitally signed by :-
VIPUL PRATAP GOGAL
High Court of Judicature at Allahabad,
Lucknow Bench


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