The Bombay HC observed that the special court had issued the order without thoroughly examining the details or assigning specific roles to Buch and the other accused.
The court rejected the claim by both families stating they had resolved the issue and intended to stay peacefully. Acknowledging the specific allegations in both FIRs, the bench concluded that the legal process should proceed through trial.
"The petition is bereft of any substantiating and supporting material and contains absolutely bald and vague allegations," the HC said dismissing the plea against Adani Group.
The corporation contended that the marriage may only be registered once under the Act and that the couple did not furnish the documents necessary for registration.
A division bench of the high court, comprising Justice Revati Mohite Dere and Justice PK Chavan, heard Sunil's appeal against the Kolhapur Sessions Court's death sentence verdict. The convict also did not appeal against his conviction and the death penalty.
Debroy constituted an internal fact-finding committee after he assumed office which found that Ranade's appointment as the VC in the institute a couple of years ago had violated the regulations of the UGC. However, now Ranade moved to the Bombay High Court, on September 18th seeking an urgent hearing for a stay on his termination.
During the hearing, the woman informed the court that she had married the man, who was already married with three children. She further stated that she married the man voluntarily and was not forced to be with him.