2023 (7) TMI 1376 - SCH - Income Tax

Action on the complaint of the petitioner sent through speed post - Request for necessary investigation may be done against private respondents - Writ of Mandamus - HELD THAT - Learned counsel for the petitioner(s)/ applicant(s)/ appellant(s) submits that he/she does not want to proceed with the matter(s). Hence the same may be dismissed as withdrawn. Ordered accordingly. Pending application(s) if any shall stand disposed of.

Summary

Issues involved: Dismissal of cases on various grounds

The judgment by the Supreme Court involved multiple cases where the petitioners/appellants sought to withdraw their petitions for various reasons. In one case, the petitioner stated that they did not want to proceed with the matter, leading to its dismissal as withdrawn. Another case was dismissed as the parties had settled the matter amicably. A separate case was dismissed as infructuous because the issue raised had become irrelevant. In a different case, the petitioner sought to withdraw the petition after the charge sheet was filed, with liberty to seek appropriate remedy against it. Lastly, a case was dismissed for nonprosecution as the client did not respond to enable the removal of objections raised by the Registry.

In the first case, the petitioner decided not to proceed with the matter, leading to its dismissal as withdrawn. The second case was dismissed as the parties had settled the matter amicably. The third case was dismissed as infructuous since the raised issue had become irrelevant. In the fourth case, the petitioner sought to withdraw the petition after the charge sheet was filed, with liberty to seek appropriate remedy against it. Lastly, a case was dismissed for nonprosecution due to the client's lack of response to remove objections raised by the Registry.