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Final Order 1 · 16 Dec 2025 · CNR MHMM180047682025

Order Details: Order Below EX 1
Pdf Text: MHMM180047682025 Misc Cases/299/2025
ANITA DHANISHANKAR KAHAR Vs. GANESH
KHATHEKAR
IN THE COURT OF JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE (FIRST CLASS),
58th COURT, BANDRA, MUMBAI
ORDER BELOW EXH.01
1. This is an application filed by the applicant for condonation of
delay of 7 days caused due to illness of the applicant.
2. Opponents failed to contest the application.
3. In fact the delay of 7 days for filing complaint is caused as
applicant was suffering from viral fever during 16.01.2025 to 28.01.2025.
Applicant filed medical certificate to that effect. The reason mentioned for
causing delay may be probable. What is important to look into is whether
complainant should be allowed or disallowed to exercise his statutory rights
on merits. Therefore in my view even, if there is delay of 7 days, it will not
take away the statutory right of complainant to put his case on merits. So far
as causing delay is concerned, it has not caused any prejudice to the
opponent who is prospective accused. Hence, I pass following order.
O R D E R
1) The delay stands condoned in the interest of justice.
2) Order dictated and pronounced in open court.
3) Order be uploaded on Court Web Portal.
( M. P. Saraf )
Judicial Magistrate, (First Class),
Date : 16.12.2025 58th Court, Bandra, Mumbai.
J.O.Code: MH01362
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CERTIFICATE
I affirm that the contents of this P.D.F. file Order are same, word to word as per the
original Order.
Name of Stenographer : Mrs. Aditi Ravikiran Dalvi
Court : Judicial Magistrate (First Class), 58th Court,
Bandra, Mumbai.
Dictated in open court on : 16.12.2025.
Transcribed and Typed on : 16.12.2025.
Order printed and Signed on : 16.12.2025.
Order Uploaded on : 16.12.2025.
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