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Police Case PW

Bandra Police StationVsMOHD. ADIL SALIM SHAIKH @ TILYA

CNR MHMM18000498202512-JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE (FIRST CLASS), 12TH COURT
Additional Metropolitan Magistrate, Bandra, Mumbai
Mumbai · Maharashtra (MH)
CASE DISPOSED
Uncontested--Convicted for Plead Guilty / Plea Bargaining
Decision Date: 13th February 2025

TrustJury record updated 30 Sept 2026

Case Overview

Registration Number
91/2025
Registration Date
14 Jan 2025

Advocates

1

For Petitioner

For Respondent

    Not available

    Parties

    2

    Petitioner

    1. 1Bandra Police Station

    Respondent

    1. 1MOHD. ADIL SALIM SHAIKH @ TILYA

    Acts & Sections

    1
    Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita · Sec 303(2)

    Police / FIR Details

    Police Station
    Bandra P.Stn.
    FIR Number / Year
    1903/2024

    Case History / Proceedings

    Case History
    Date: 24-01-2025
Business: Called. APP present.
Accused not produced.
Adj for production of accused.
Next Purpose: CUSTODY CASES
Next Hearing Date: 07-02-2025

Date: 07-02-2025
Business: Called. APP present. Accused not produced. Adj for production of accused/bail order.
Next Purpose: CUSTODY CASES
Next Hearing Date: 13-02-2025

Date: 13-02-2025
Business: Today the accused appeared before this court through Video Conferencing.
He pleaded guilty to the offence.
Order passed below Exh-1.
Accused is convicted.
Proceeding disposed off.
Nature Of Disposal: Convicted for Plead Guilty / Plea Bargaining
Disposal Date: 13-02-2025

    Additional Case Details

    Additional Case Details
    Filing Number: 7000378/2025
Filing Date: 14-01-2025
First Hearing Date: 24th January 2025
Decision Date: 13th February 2025
Court Number And Judge: 12-JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE (FIRST CLASS), 12TH COURT

    Orders

    1
    Final Order 1Full order available
    13 Feb 2025

    Order Details: Order Below EX 1 Pdf Text: C. C. No. 91 PW 2025 State Vs Mohd. Adil CNR No.MHMM18-000498-2025 ORDER BELOW EXH.1 1. Today the accused appeared before this court through video conferencing. The accused pleaded guilty to the offence. His plea is voluntary as despite giving clear understanding to him about the effect of punishment, he has pleaded guilty to the offence. Plea accepted. 2. Heard Ld. A.P.P. and accused on the point of sentence. Ld. A.P.P. prays…

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