Gaurav Anil Kaushik v. the State of Maharashtra through the Government Pleader
Case brief
What is this about?
Procedural common order of the Bombay High Court (Ghuge & Bhobe, JJ., 04.12.2025) adjourning a batch of matters that could not be heard for paucity of time; continuation of ad-interim/interim orders subject to removal of office objections within two weeks; timelines for filing affidavit in reply/rejoinder and for supply of spare copies; consequence of dismissal against unserved respondents for non-supply; listing schedule from 17/12/2025 to 22/01/2026 (Urgent Admission, For Disposal, For Direction, Part Heard, Fresh Admission, Due Admission, Final Disposal/Hearing at Admission Stage). No case number, party names, statutes or precedents appear in the order; no ratio on merits.
What did the court decide?
Purely procedural common order: the listed matters could not be taken up for hearing due to paucity of time and were adjourned to dates between 17/12/2025 and 22/01/2026 in categories including Urgent Admission, For Disposal, For Direction, Part Heard, Fresh Admission, Due Admission, and For Final Disposal/Hearing at Admission Stage; office objections to be removed within two weeks; ad-interim/interim orders to continue subject to compliance; affidavits in reply/rejoinder to be filed at least one week before the next date; spare copies to be supplied within 14 days failing which matters stand dismissed against unserved respondents on the 15th day.