How to withdraw case from the High Court?

523 votes

Yes, you can withdraw your case on your own either by filing an application to withdraw your case and than requesting the court to withdraw the matter when the same is listed on your application OR whenever your matter is listed before the Hon'ble High Court than you need to appear before the court and request the same. For any other legal assistance in Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur, you may contact me as well

LawRato LawRato

830 votes

There is rule in high court rule of 1956 rajasthan high court rules 1956 , as well as criminal proceding, whether you want withdraw this through criminal proceding then you would file section 482 cr.p.c for withdraw

Advocate Ripudaman Singh LawRato

759 votes

First of all writ a letter to the advocate concerned showing your desire to get the case withdrawn form the court. If he fails to withdraw the same you may file application in court for withdrawal of the same. However, on the date when the matter lists, you have to appear in person before the court for seeking such request. Please note that while appearing in court keep that letter, just in case courts wants to see it u may show it.

Advocate Hemant Taylor LawRato

815 votes

Why you don't want to avail the services of the Advocate through which you have filed the case. If there is any justified reason thereof than you can file ad application in the High Court for withdrawal of the case or remain present in the court on the next date in the court andd make a pray to the court that you do not wish to pursue this case and seek permission of the court for withdrawal of the case.

Advocate Rajendra Arora LawRato

516 votes

Hello
You file a application for withdraw the case and when the case was listed you appear before the court and withdraw the case but many time court imposed the cost on petitioner so please engage a advocate for all this process.

Advocate Gajveer Singh Rajawat LawRato

314 votes

Certainly! If you wish to withdraw a case from the High Court, you can follow these steps:

1. Prepare an Application:
   • Draft an application to withdraw your case from the High Court. In this application, you will need to provide details about the case, such as the case number, parties involved, and the reason for withdrawal.
2. Reason for Withdrawal:
   • Clearly state the reasons for your decision to withdraw the case. This could be due to a settlement with the opposing party, a change in circumstances, or any other valid reason.
3. Consult with Legal Counsel:
   • It's advisable to consult with your legal counsel or an experienced lawyer to ensure that your application meets all the legal requirements and is properly formatted.
4. Submit the Application:
   • Submit the withdrawal application to the High Court where the case is pending. You may need to file multiple copies, as per court rules.
5. Court's Decision:
   • The court will review your application and may schedule a hearing to ensure that your decision to withdraw is voluntary and informed.
6. Court Order:
   • If the court is satisfied with your request, it will issue an order allowing the withdrawal of the case. This order will officially close the case.
7. Notify All Parties:
   • Inform all parties involved in the case about the court's decision to withdraw. This ensures transparency and avoids any misunderstandings.
8. Follow Legal Procedures:
   • Ensure that you follow all legal procedures and requirements during the withdrawal process to avoid any complications.

Advocate Chikirsha Mohanty LawRato