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CNR MHMM19012076201817 Dec 2018
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Final Order 1 · 17 Dec 2018 · CNR MHMM190120762018

Pdf Text: IN THE COURT OF METROPOLITAN MAGISTRATE,
65TH COURT, ANDHERI, MUMBAI.
1574/N/2018
Ramesh Dhanraj Yadav ..Applicant
V/s.
State of Maharashtra (Andheri Police Station ) ..Respondent
ORDER
(Passed on 17.12.2018)
Perused application. The applicant Ramesh Dhanraj Yadav is
seeking permission to correct address and incorporating the name of his
wife Neelam Ramesh Yadav and reissue the passport.
Ld. APP & Investigating Officer filed say and strongly
opposed the same.
Heard both sides. It is worthwhile to mention that this court
is not having jurisdiction to grant/refuse permission to obtain the
passport. Indian Passport Act and rules made thereunder are self
sufficient to empower the passport authority to issue the passport as per
fulfillment of requisite conditions. However, in a case in hand, the
accused is not seeking the permission to go abroad. In such
circumstances, this court has no objection to issue the passport to the
accused applicant if otherwise he fulfills the criteria under the
provisions of Indian Passport Act. Hence I proceed to pass following
order in the interest of justice :
ORDER
1. Application is allowed.
2. This court has no objection to reissue the passport to the
applicant accused if he fulfill all the terms and conditions as required
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under the Indian Passport Act and rules made there under. Further this
court has no objection to correct his address and incorporate name of
his wife in the passport.
3. The applicant shall not leave the Nation without prior
permission of the concern police station and the court.
4. Applicant shall cooperate for speedy disposal of the main
case.
Sd/
( S.C. Pathare)
Dt. 17.12.2018 Metropolitan Magistrate,
65th Court, Andheri, Mumbai.
ask
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