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CRMMO/125/2007 of DINESH KUMAR Vs STATE on 28 December 2007

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of 2007. 28.12.2007. Present: M/s K.S. Dadwal, R.K. Dadwal and Pawan Gautam, Advocates, for the petitioners. Mr. P.M. Negi, Dy. Advocate General, for the State-respondent. After arguing for a while, Mr. K.S. Dadwal, learned counsel appearing for the petitioners seeks the leave of this Court to

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28.12.2007.

Present: M/s K.S. Dadwal, R.K. Dadwal and Pawan Gautam, Advocates, for the petitioners.

Mr. P.M. Negi, Dy. Advocate General, for the State-respondent.

After arguing for a while, Mr. K.S. Dadwal, learned counsel appearing for the petitioners seeks the leave of this Court to withdraw this petition with liberty to the petitioners to urge all points, questions and issues raised herein before the learned trial Court before the stage of framing of the charges. Prayer allowed. The petition is dismissed as withdrawn.

It is directed that if the petitioners urge the points, issues and questions raised herein before the learned trial Court, the learned trial Court shall, upon consideration pass appropriate orders disposing of all the pleas of the petitioners before the stage of the framing of the charges. The consequences of course shall follow.

Cr.MP No.646 of 2007.

In view of the dismissal of the main petition as withdrawn, this application is also dismissed.

Dasti copy on usual terms.

28[th] December, 2007. (V.K. Gupta), C.J. (tr)

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