Haroon Sharapuddin Shaikh v. Central Intelligence Unit and Ors.
Case brief
What is this about?
Bombay High Court common order dated 25/08/2025; bench Ravindra V. Ghuge and Gautam A. Ankhad, JJ.; Criminal/Civil Appellate Jurisdiction; board serials 43-101 deferred for paucity of time; office objections to be removed within two weeks; ad-interim/interim orders to continue subject to compliance; affidavit in reply/rejoinder before next date; spare copies for issuance of notice within 14 days failing which dismissal against unserved respondents on 15th day; matters in which notice served awaited to be put up after service; listing on 23/09/2025 (For Orders) and 24/09/2025 (Due Admission; serial 101 Final Hearing); no parties named, no statutes, no precedents, no quantum; digital signature footer 'Gauri Gaekwad' dated 2025.08.26 is registry attestation, not a party.
What did the court decide?
Ad-interim/interim orders, if any granted earlier, to continue subject to removal of all office objections within two weeks; affidavit in reply/rejoinder, if any, to be filed before the next date; petitioners to supply spare copies within 14 days where notices could not be processed, failing which matters stand dismissed against unserved respondents on the 15th day; matters listed on 23/09/2025 (For Orders) and 24/09/2025 (Due Admission; serial 101 for Final Hearing). No substantive issue decided; this is a scheduling/compliance common order.