Two writ petitions filed by spouses were disposed of as withdrawn due to an amicable settlement resulting in the dissolution of their marriage.
The writ petitions are disposed of as withdrawn.
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION
WRIT PETITION NO.54 OF 2019
Mrs.Sandhya Rajesh Naik … Petitioner versus Rajesh Srikant Naik … Respondent
WITH
WRIT PETITION NO.4580 OF 2018
Rajesh Shrikant Naik … Petitioner versus Mrs.Sandhya Rajesh Naik … Respondent
Ranjeet Pawar i/b Apoorv Singh for the Petitioner in WP/54/19 and for the Respondent in WP/4580/18.
K.K.Malpathak for the Petitioner in WP/4580/18 and for the Respondent in WP/54/19.
CORAM :- SMT.BHARATI DANGRE, J.
DATE :- MARCH 3, 2020
P.C. :-
Petition No.54 of 2019 and Writ Petition No.4580 of 2018 make a
statement that the discord between the parties is amicably settled and it has resulted into dissolution of marriage. The respective
counsel make a statement that they do not intend to continue
with the writ petitions and seek its withdrawal.
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M.M.Salgaonkar
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of the subsequent development that has transpired in course of
time.
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M.M.Salgaonkar
Sandhya Rajesh Naik
Rajesh Srikant Naik
Bharati Dangre
As recorded by the court registry
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