27 May 2024 Civil Appeals >> Civil & Consumer Law  

In a recent development, a petitioner's Special Leave Petitions challenging notices issued by a Single Judge were dismissed as withdrawn. This means the petitioner has chosen to discontinue their appeal to the court.

The order acknowledges the request from the petitioner's senior counsel to withdraw the petitions. While the petitions are withdrawn, the court emphasizes that the petitioner's right to contest the original notices remains. They can still file a counter-affidavit, reply, or any other relevant application permitted by law to address the Single Judge's notices.

It's important to note that the dismissal due to withdrawal doesn't determine the outcome of the underlying case concerning the notices. It simply signifies that the petitioner is no longer pursuing this particular avenue of appeal.