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SURBHI SHARMA vs RANJEET SHARMA on 25 February, 2022

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2022 INSC 239T.P.(C) No.-000545 - 2020Official PDFAuthor Abhay Shreeniwas OkaBench Abhay Shreeniwas OkaAdvocates MD. SHAHID ANWAR
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
CIVIL ORIGINAL JURISDICTION
Transfer Petition(s)(Civil) No.545/2020
SURBHI SHARMA Petitioner
VERSUS
RANJEET SHARMA Respondent
O R D E R

Along with I.A. No. 170013 of 2021, a copy of settlement deed

dated 24th December, 2021 duly signed by the parties to the petition

has been placed on record. Both the learned Counsel appearing for

petitioner and learned Counsel appearing for respondent state that

the parties have resolved all their disputes in terms of the

settlement deed.

Clause 3 of the settlement deed provides for passing a decree

of divorce by mutual consent.

The prayer in the aforesaid I.A. is for converting the

petition pending before the Principal Judge, Family Court,

Bengaluru into a petition for divorce by mutual consent.

Hence, I dispose of the petition by passing the following

order:

i. A copy of the settlement deed dated 24th December, 2021 is

taken on the record. Parties are directed to appear either

physically or through Video conference before the Family Court

Jatinder Kaur at Bengaluru on 4th March, 2022 at 10:30 am. The Settlement

shall be filed on record of the Family Court.

ii. On the joint prayer made by the parties, the Family Court

shall convert the pending petition into a petition under

Section 13(B) of Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. The period of

pendency of the petition shall be treated as a cooling period

as provided in Section 13(B). The family court shall proceed

to pass a decree in terms of the settlement.

NEW DELHI; February 25,2022