Facts
The petitioners filed civil revision petitions under Article 227 of the Constitution challenging docket orders dated 1 December 2022 in various E.A. SR applications in E.P. No. 451 of 2022, arising from R.C.O.P. No. 682 of 2018, before the XI Judge, Court of Small Causes, Chennai.
Source reference: pp. 7–9At the hearing, petitioners’ counsel sought permission to withdraw the petitions and endorsed that request in the case bundle.
Source reference: p. 10Issues
Whether the petitioners’ challenges to the docket orders should be adjudicated on their merits after they sought permission to withdraw the revision petitions.
Source reference: p. 10Law Applied
The petitions invoked the High Court’s supervisory jurisdiction under Article 227 of the Constitution.
Source reference: pp. 7–9The order identifies no substantive legal rule or precedent governing the challenged docket orders; the petitions were disposed of on the petitioners’ request to withdraw them.
Source reference: p. 10Reasoning
The Court recorded counsel’s request and endorsement seeking withdrawal.
Source reference: p. 10In light of that request, it did not examine the legality of the docket orders or decide the merits of the underlying execution proceedings.
Source reference: p. 10Holding
The Court dismissed all the civil revision petitions as withdrawn.
The Court made no order as to costs, and closed the connected miscellaneous petitions.
Source reference: p. 10Original Court PDF
SHADOWS MEDIAvsA.N.MUTHUKARUPPAN
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