Supreme Court Dismisses Transfer Petition as Withdrawn. Petitioners' Request for Withdrawal Accepted, Leading to Dismissal.

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Case Note & Summary

The case involved a transfer petition filed by H.S. Thapar and others against the State of Haryana in the Supreme Court of India. The petitioners, represented by learned senior counsel, submitted that they wished to withdraw the transfer petition. The court considered this request and ordered the dismissal of the petition as withdrawn. This decision reflects the court's adherence to the petitioners' wishes regarding the continuation of the case.

Headnote

A) Criminal Procedure - Transfer of Cases - Dismissal of Transfer Petition - Criminal Original Jurisdiction - The petitioners requested the dismissal of the transfer petition as withdrawn, which the court ordered. The court complied with the petitioners' request, leading to the dismissal of the petition (Paras Not mentioned).

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Issue of Consideration

Whether the transfer petition should be dismissed as withdrawn.

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Final Decision

The Supreme Court ordered the dismissal of the transfer petition as withdrawn, complying with the petitioners' request.

Law Points

  • Withdrawal of petition
  • Transfer of cases
  • Jurisdiction of Supreme Court
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Case Details

2010 LawText (SC) (04) 107

Transfer Petition (Crl.) No. 1 of 2010

2010-04-09

Harjit Singh Bedi, H.L. Dattu

H.S. Thapar & Ors.

State of Haryana

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Nature of Litigation

Transfer petition in criminal jurisdiction

Remedy Sought

Dismissal of the transfer petition

Issues

Withdrawal of transfer petition

Submissions/Arguments

Petitioners requested dismissal of the transfer petition as withdrawn.

Ratio Decidendi

The court upheld the petitioners' request to withdraw the transfer petition, demonstrating the principle of respecting the wishes of the parties involved in the litigation.

Judgment Excerpts

It is submitted by the learned senior counsel for the petitioners that the transfer petition may be dismissed as withdrawn. Ordered accordingly.

Procedural History

The petition was filed and subsequently withdrawn by the petitioners.

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