Supreme Court dismisses appeal withdrawal objection, ruling procedural silence does not equate to consent to withdrawal.

The Supreme Court dismissed the applicant's objection regarding the procedural silence following their withdrawal of appeal. The applicant argued that the lack of a formal response to their withdrawal constituted an error, while the opposing party contended that the withdrawal was effective upon submission. The court ruled that the absence of a ruling on the withdrawal does not imply consent to the withdrawal, as the procedural outcome remains pending until the court formally addresses the matter.