Puram Parag Pawar v. Parag Ajitrao Pawar and Anr.
Case brief
What is this about?
Bombay High Court; Writ Petition No. 11312 of 2024; Civil Appellate Jurisdiction; Madhav J. Jamdar, J.; decided 11 September 2025; Punam Parag Pawar v. Parag Ajitrao Pawar & Anr.; consent disposal; Family Court Pune; Petition A-1275 of 2017; quashing of interlocutory Orders dated 28-06-2024 below Exhibits 187, 189 and 1 and Orders dated 16-07-2024 below Exhibits 191 and 193; conditional cost deposit of Rs.30,000/- by 10-10-2025; deemed dismissal of writ petition on default and confirmation of impugned Orders; withdrawal of deposited cost by Respondent No.1; restoration of right of cross-examination and examination of witnesses; undertakings of co-operation and no adjournments; request to Family Court to adjourn beyond 10-10-2025 and decide by 30-04-2026; no statutes or precedents cited.
What did the court decide?
By consent, the three sets of impugned Orders of the learned Judge, Family Court, Pune in Petition No. A-1275 of 2017 (dated 28th June 2024 below Exhibits 187, 189 and 1; dated 16th July 2024 below Exhibits 191 and 193) were quashed and set aside, conditional on the Petitioner depositing cost of Rs.30,000/- before the learned Trial Court on or before 10th October 2025; failing which the Writ Petition stands dismissed and the impugned Orders stand confirmed; on deposit, Respondent No.1 is permitted to withdraw the amount. The Petitioner was permitted to cross-examine Respondent No.1 and to examine her and other witnesses on her behalf. Both sides gave undertakings of complete co-operation and no adjournments, and the Family Court was requested to adjourn the Petition beyond 10th October 2025 and to decide it on or before 30th April 2026.