IN THE HON’BLE COURT OF SH.

RAJ KUMAR TRIPARTHI

LD. JUDGE, FAMILY COURTS, TIS HAZARI COURTS, DELHI
COUNSELLING CELL

SETTLEMENT

Case No. 812/2019

Nature of Case 131 (1)(ia)(ib)

No Of Counselling Session I

Date of Report: 03 March 2022

Meera Singhal, D/o Sh Pawan Kumar Sınghal R/o G-153,

Giround Floor, Pushkar Enclave, Paschim Vihar, New Delhi-

110063 having Aadhar Card No 7558 6688 9171, on the one

hand (hereinafter called as the First Party)

AND

Hemant Aggarwal, S/o Sh. TC Apgarwal, presently (tenant) R/o

82, Shakti Apartment, Ashok Vihar, Phase-III, Delhi-110052

having Aadhar No. 3568 6748 4643 (herein after called as the

Second Party)
The present case is assigned by the Court of Ld. Judge, Family

Court, West District. Tis Hazari. Delhi at present presided over by

SHRI RAJ KUMAR TRIPATHI process of counselling has been

explained in detail to the parties with greater emphasis of

confidentiality. Heard by the parties jointly and separately. They

have agreed to settle their matter voluntarily without any force

coercion on the following term and conditions

1. That the parties have agreed to dissolve their marriage with

mutual consent in accordance with the law, as provided

under section 13(B) of the Hindu Marriage Act.

2. That it is further agreed between the parties that the first

motion petition shall be filed on or before 20/03/2022 and

after the first motion is allowed the parties will file an

application for waiver of statutory period of 6 months in

terms of Judgement SCHon'ble Supreme Court of India in

Amardeep Singh Vs Harveen Kaur in Civil Appeal No.

1158/2017 as both the. parties are living separately for four

years now. It is further agreed that if the said application for

waiver of statutory period is disallowed then the parties

 shall file second motion immediately within 7 days after

expiry of the statutory period/cooling off is over.

3. The both the parties agree to not claim maintenance from

each other and the first party further agrees to not press

application filed under section 24 in H.M.A No. 812/19

subject to second party fulfilling all his obligations under

this agreement.

4. That the First Party agrees that she will withdraw the case

bearing no. H.MA No. 812/19 along with application under

section 24 of the HMA Act pending in the Hon'ble Court of

Shri Raj Kumar Tripathi Ld Judge Family Court, Tis Hazari,

"Delhi once the second motion is allowed and divorce decree

Is passed on the petition tor grant of divorce by way of

Mutual Consent.

5. The no party has demanded any monetary consideration for

living at the present settlement agreement and both parties

shall not claim any maintenance from each other. Further,

the first party agrees not to press for application filed under

section 24 of HMA Act in HMA No. 812/19 subject to the

 Second Party Fulfilling all his obligations under this

agreement.

6. The above settlement is with respect to all clams of first

party past, present and future alimony, stridhan, article.

Dowry property etc and neither she nor her relatives shall

claim anything from second party or his family members in

future for herself.

7. All the matters emanating from this marriage whether Civil

of criminal are settled and neither the parties nor their

relatives shall make any claim against each other at any

time in future in any court of law police station. The second

party agrees to withdraw the police complaint if any tiled

against first Party in the concerned Gurugram Police

Station.

8. It is agreed between the parties that if either of the parties

commit breach or default of this mutually agreed settlement

after the recording of first motion or second motion Wife

petitioner husband respondent hacks out then in those

circumstance the parties fully understand that for breach of

the Undertaking given to the concerned court of wilful

 deliberate violation of a consent order decree, the defaulting

party will be liable to be punished for contempt of court and

this agreement shall stand terminated by a written notice to

that effect and the parties will be absolved from their

respective obligations under this agreement.

9. The parties have agreed on each and every terms as

recorded in the settlement agreement after carefully reading

over and fully understanding and appreciating the contents,

scope and effect thereof, as also the consequences of the

breach thereof including payment of the fine penalty.

10. The term and conditions mentioned in the settlement have

been understood in vernacular by either of the parties. The

above said settlement is arrived at between the parties

voluntarily, out of their own free will, violation and consent

without there beign any under pressure, force, coercion

influence, misrepresentation or mistake (both of act and

law) in any form whatsoever and the parties have agreed

that the settlement /agreement has been correctly recorded

as per the agreed terms and conditions.

11. It is further agreed between the parties they shall remain

bound with the aforesaid terms and condition as mentioned

in the settlement.

12. That the first party confirms that she has handed over the

set of keys with her of the tenanted premises i.e. A 273,

Kendriye Vihar. Sector S6, Gurugram, Haryana where both

parties resided together in 2016 to the landlord i.e. Mr Gyan

Chand Sharma of the premises and she has no objection if

the second party settles all his dues with the landlord and

enter upon the premises. Further, the first party does not

claim her belongings if any lying there in the tenanted

premises.

13. That both the parties have undertaken not to malign each

other by way of social networking or through any other

method. The Second party undertakes that he and his

relatives will not visit the residence of the first party or her

relatives and will not contact them. Further, the parties

undertaken to not misuse their photographs, video

recording etc taken during the cordial relations, if any.

14. That in case if cither of the parties have filed any

case/complaint/suit/petition which is not disclosed but

Police Station/Authority or not m the pending in any Court

or not in the Knowledge of the other party, the same shall

be withdrawn by that party and shall not be pursued in

future.

15. Both the parties have decided that they shall not remain in

contact with each other and shall not interfere in each

other's daily and personal life in future in any manner after

the signing of this settlement agreement.

16. That the present agreement is executed in two counterparts.

each of which shall he considered original document for all

purposes.

The parties will appear before the concerned Hon'ble

Court i.e. on 26/03/2022.

In WITNESS WHEREOF, We the EXECUTANTS have

put our hands on this Settlement agreement at Delhi

on__________ day of March, 2022 in the presence of the

following witnesses:
WITNESSES;

1. FIRST PARTY

2. SECOND PARTY