JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Appellant-wife has preferred this
misc. appeal against the judgment and decree
dated 20.01.2009 passed by the Family Court,
Kota in Misc. Case No.177/2005, whereby
application filed by respondent-husband under
Section 9 of the Hindu Marriage Act was
allowed and a decree of conjugal rights was
passed.
(2.) Appeal was admitted for hearing on
03.05.2011 and both the parties were directed
to appear before the Mediation Centre on
30.05.2011. Proceedings before the Mediation
Centre took place on 30.05.2011, 11.07.2011,
26.08.2011, 26.07.2011, 13.09.2011 and
finally on 18.10.2011. Both the parties
agreed before the Mediator to dispose off the
appeal on the basis of certain terms and
conditions. Mediation proceedings dated
18.10.2011, drawn by Mediator, Mediation
Centre, Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur Bench,
Jaipur in presence of both the parties, which
are duly signed by them also, are as under:-
Appellant Smt Sunita @
Durgesh and Respondent Shri
Yogendra Kumar present in person
for mediation. After efforts for
mediation, the points of
agreement was discussed with the
parties and respective Advocates
of the parties, in view of
variour litigations pending
between them. Both the parties
agreed to resolve their dispute
with mutual agreement. The terms
of settlement were also discussed
with the respective Advocates of
the parties. All of them agreed
that a lump sum of permanent
alimony Expenses of Rs.25,000/-
(Ruppees twenty five thousand
only) shall be paid to the
Appellant Smt. Sunita @ Durgesh
toward final settlement and
aforesaid amount shall be payable
after decree of divorce is passed
between the parties by the Court
concerned. Both the parties agree
that they shall withdraw their
all litigation pending in any
Court. The Appellant Smt. Sunita
@ Durgesh shall withdraw her this
appeal in the High Court as well
as all other Petition pertaining
to maintenance and Under Section
498(A) I.P.C. etc. as well as a
petition regarding domestic
violence, while the Respondent
Yogendra Kumar shall also
withdrawn all litigation. No
claims including the claim of
maintenance or interim amount etc. shall remain outstanding.
The appellant and the respondent
(both the parties) shall seek
divorce and shall end all the
litigations proceedings including
Criminal or Civil Court including
a case for Rs.25,000/- filed by
the Respondent pending in a Court
at Kota. The amount shall be paid
through D.D. All other cases
which are filed by either parties
but is not in their knowledge
shall also be withdrawn.
Thus the mediation has been
successful as above. The matter
may be placed before the Hon'ble
Court on 15.11.2011.
(3.) Both the parties agreed to dispose
off the appeal on the basis of terms and
conditions, as mentioned in the mediation
proceedings dated 18.10.2011. Both the
parties have admitted and verified the
contents of mediation proceedings dated
18.10.2011.;
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