ANU PRIYA v. AKHORI HARSHVARDHAN SINHA

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA CIVIL ORIGINAL JURISDICTION

I.A. Diary NO.258662 OF 2023 IN

1. Heard learned counsel for the parties and also the

parties who appeared through Online MODE.

2. Though the matter has been resolved between the parties

before the Mediation Centre and the terms of the Settlement

have been recorded, learned counsel for the parties submitted

that the application being I.A. D.No.258662 of 2023 may be

allowed by granting a decree of divorce.

3. Incidentally, all the proceedings of the interested

parties as enumerated in para 4, pertaining to criminal cases

are to be closed. Considering the aforesaid submission, in

order to avoid further delay and procedural delay, we are

inclined to allow the application filed in I.A. D.No.258662 of

4. Consequently, there shall be a decree for divorce

dissolving the marriage between the petitioner and the

respondent. Consequently, all the pending proceedings both

civil and criminal filed by inter se parties are accordingly

closed/quashed.

5. The Registry is directed to send copies of the order to

the respective courts and a decree shall also be drawn.

6. Further, we make it clear that both the parties are duty

bound to comply with the terms of the agreements as mentioned

in para 4 of the application.

7. The Transfer Peti...