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PARUL JAISWAL vs AVINASH JAISWAL on 4 October, 2021

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2021 INSC 603T.P.(C) No.-002189 - 2019Official PDFAuthor Shripathi Ravindra BhatBench Shripathi Ravindra BhatAdvocates NISHESH SHARMA
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
CIVIL ORIGINAL JURISDICTION
TRANSFER PETITION (CIVIL) NO.2189 OF 2019
PARUL JAISWAL Petitioner
VERSUS
AVINASH JAISWAL & ANR. Respondent
O R D E R

This transfer petition has been filed by the petitioner-wife

seeking transfer of divorce petition filed by the respondent-

husband in the Court of Vth Additional Principal Judge, Family

Court, Bengaluru, Karnataka to a Court of competent jurisdiction at

Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh.

Having heard the learned counsel for the parties and

considered the pleadings, this Court is of the opinion that in the

larger interest of justice, orders for the conduct of the

proceedings are warranted. Accordingly, following directions are

issued:

a) The Family Court at Bengaluru before which the

proceedings in M.C. No.5296 of 2018 are pending and

were stayed by this Court by order dated 11.09.2019,

Mukesh Nasa

Mediation Centre.

Considering the pendency of mediation

proceedings, which shall be conducted for next 10

weeks, the Family Court shall not take up the

proceedings on merits.

b) The Mediation proceedings shall be conducted online

on such date(s) as are convenient to the parties and

the concerned Mediator(s). Such proceedings shall be

concluded within 10 weeks.

c) In case of a settlement, the Family Court at

Bengaluru, which is seized of the proceedings, shall

pass orders having regard to the settlement arrived

at between the parties.

d) In case no settlement is arrived at or the mediation

proceedings remain inconclusive, the Family Court

shall take up the proceedings and continue with them

in accordance with law, after the said period of 10

weeks.

For the facility and convenience of the parties, the Family

Court shall conduct the proceedings online. This is with the

express agreement of all parties.

In case the presence of the petitioner is required on any

particular date, the Family Court at Bengaluru shall fix date(s)

convenient to the petitioner. In such event, the Family Court shall

ensure that the petitioner is paid Rs.10,000/- (Rupees Ten Thousand

Only) for every date of hearing when she will be required to remain

present for recording of her evidence and/or for such other

purposes as are necessary. The respondent shall pay the said

amount to the petitioner.

This transfer petition is disposed of in the aforesaid terms.

OCTOBER 04, 2021