Avinash Rajendra Aiwale v. the State of Maharashtra Thru. Secretary and Ors.
Case brief
What is this about?
Bombay High Court common order dated 02-12-2025; Coram R.V. Ghuge & A.D. Bhobe, JJ.; paucity of time; office objections to be removed within two weeks; ad-interim/interim orders to continue; reply/rejoinder affidavit one week before next date; service of notice awaited; spare copies within 14 days; dismissal against unserved respondents on 15th day; notice returnable after four weeks; listing chart 09/12/2025 to 21/01/2026; prioritised matters; fresh admission; due admission; urgent admission; urgent order; for disposal; for dismissal; for compliance; for passing orders; digitally signed Gayatri Rajendra Shimpi 04-12-2025.
What did the court decide?
No merits adjudicated; procedural directions issued: (i) all office objections to be removed within two weeks; (ii) subject to such compliance, ad-interim/interim orders, if any granted earlier, to continue; (iii) affidavit in reply/rejoinder, if any, to be filed at least one week before the next date; (iv) matters awaiting service of notice to be put up after service; (v) petitioners to supply spare copies within 14 days, failing which matters stand dismissed against unserved respondents on the 15th day, and if copies are supplied, office to issue notice returnable after four weeks; (vi) batch listed per chart from 09/12/2025 to 21/01/2026 under categories including Prioritised Matters, For Compliance, For Passing Orders, First on Board, For Disposal, For Dismissal, Fresh Admission, For Admission, Urgent Admission, Urgent Order and Due Admission.