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MAT.APP.(F.C.) 133/2014 i& CM Nos. 17996-998/2014
ANSHUMAN BAL Appellant
Through Appellant in person
MAT.APP.(F.C.) 133/2014 i& CM Nos. 17996-998/2014
ANSHUMAN BAL Appellant
Through Appellant in person
VERSUS
RADHIKA Respondent
Through Mr. Hemant Kaushik, Advocate for the respondent alongwith respondent in person
Through Mr. Hemant Kaushik, Advocate for the respondent alongwith respondent in person
MAT.APP.(F.C.) 134/2014 & CM Nos. 17999-18000/2014
VERSUS
in person
MAT.APP.(F.C.) 135/2014 & CM No. 18001/2014
VERSUS
in person
CORAM:
HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE KAILASH GAMBHIR
HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE I.S.MEHTA
25.02.2015 2015:DHC:11656-DB Vide order dated 07.01.2015, both the parties were directed to appear before the Delhi High Court Mediation and Conciliation Centre, New Delhi so as to explore the possibility ofan amicable settlement oftheir disputes.
We have received a report from the Mediation and Conciliation
Centre, New Delhi, which indicates that both the parties have settled all the disputes in terms of the Settlement Agreement dated 10.02.2015. Both the parties are present in Court and they have confirmed the execution of the
Settlement Agreement dated 10.02.2015 before the Mediation and
Conciliation Centre, New Delhi.
Both the parties submit that they have arrived at the said settlement out of their free will and choice and in the presence of their respective counsel and the Mediator. They also confirmed that they had carefully gone through the said Settlement Agreement andhad signed the same afterhaving completely understood the terms thereof. The Settlement Agreement dated
10.02.2015 is proved on record as Ex. 'C.
Both the parties also submit that they have already undertaken to remain bound by the terms of the Settlement Agreement and they shall discharge their obligation in terms of the same in true letter and spirit. Both the parties also confirmed that they are registered with the Bar Council of
Delhi and are well conversant with the law of Contempt and therefore, they are well aware of the consequences of committing any kind of breach of their obligation under the said Settlement Agreement.
Both the parties also confirm that after having signed the said
Settlement Agreement, they are left with no further claim or demand against each other and all the disputes and differences stand amicably settled through the process of mediation as per the terms recorded in the Settlement
Agreement dated 10.02.2015, which is exhibited as Ex. 'C.
Considering the fact that both the parties have amicably settled all their disputes in terms of the Settlement Agreement dated 10.02.2015, therefore, nothing survives in these matters. All these matters are accordingly disposed of
Both the parties shall remain bound by the terms of the Settlement
Agreement and they shall not deviate therefrom ortake any stand contrary to the terms of the Settlement Agreement agreed upon by them, under any circumstance.
All the appeals alongwith pending applications are disposed of in the above terms.
(L KAILASHl^^BHIR, J.
FEBRUARY 25, 2015 V [EHTA, J.
HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE I.S.MEHTA
25.02.2015 2015:DHC:11656-DB Vide order dated 07.01.2015, both the parties were directed to appear before the Delhi High Court Mediation and Conciliation Centre, New Delhi so as to explore the possibility ofan amicable settlement oftheir disputes.
We have received a report from the Mediation and Conciliation
Centre, New Delhi, which indicates that both the parties have settled all the disputes in terms of the Settlement Agreement dated 10.02.2015. Both the parties are present in Court and they have confirmed the execution of the
Settlement Agreement dated 10.02.2015 before the Mediation and
Conciliation Centre, New Delhi.
Both the parties submit that they have arrived at the said settlement out of their free will and choice and in the presence of their respective counsel and the Mediator. They also confirmed that they had carefully gone through the said Settlement Agreement andhad signed the same afterhaving completely understood the terms thereof. The Settlement Agreement dated
10.02.2015 is proved on record as Ex. 'C.
Both the parties also submit that they have already undertaken to remain bound by the terms of the Settlement Agreement and they shall discharge their obligation in terms of the same in true letter and spirit. Both the parties also confirmed that they are registered with the Bar Council of
Delhi and are well conversant with the law of Contempt and therefore, they are well aware of the consequences of committing any kind of breach of their obligation under the said Settlement Agreement.
Both the parties also confirm that after having signed the said
Settlement Agreement, they are left with no further claim or demand against each other and all the disputes and differences stand amicably settled through the process of mediation as per the terms recorded in the Settlement
Agreement dated 10.02.2015, which is exhibited as Ex. 'C.
Considering the fact that both the parties have amicably settled all their disputes in terms of the Settlement Agreement dated 10.02.2015, therefore, nothing survives in these matters. All these matters are accordingly disposed of
Both the parties shall remain bound by the terms of the Settlement
Agreement and they shall not deviate therefrom ortake any stand contrary to the terms of the Settlement Agreement agreed upon by them, under any circumstance.
All the appeals alongwith pending applications are disposed of in the above terms.
(L KAILASHl^^BHIR, J.
FEBRUARY 25, 2015 V [EHTA, J.
JUDGMENT