Harishbhai vs Bajranglal

Mr.E.E.Saiyed, learned advocate for the applicant, upon instruction, states that, in the instant matter, since the F.I.R. is registered, this matter has become infructuous, and therefore, does not press at this stage.

He further states that since the F.I.R. is registered, liberty of the applicant may be reserved to apply for quashing before this Court.

In above view of the matter, the instant matter stands disposed of, as having become infructuous reserving the liberty of the applicant to apply for appropriate relief before the appropriate Court.

(J.C.UPADHYAYA,J.) Girish Top