Smt. Snehal Dure P v. Sri Sachin S
Case brief
What is this about?
Transfer petition; Section 24 CPC; High Court of Karnataka; Family Court Bengaluru; MC.No.7365/2023; memorandum of settlement; Karnataka Mediation Centre; matrimonial dispute; mutual consent; voluntary execution without coercion; dissolution of marriage; permanent alimony; educational and marriage expenses of minor child; custody and visitation with mother; withdrawal of FIR-related petitions against spouse and in-laws; disposed in terms of settlement; interlocutory application pales into insignificance; Justice Pradeep Singh Yerur.
What did the court decide?
The transfer petition (Civil Petition No.214 of 2024 under Section 24 CPC) is disposed of in terms of the memorandum of settlement executed before the Karnataka Mediation Centre; its terms are made part of the order and the parties are directed to comply with them; the Family Court, Bengaluru is to record the settlement upon the parties appearing and pass the order of dissolution of marriage, with compliance of para-7 terms (including alimony, educational and marriage expenses of the minor child, and custody/visitation arrangements). Pending interlocutory application(s), if any, do not survive and pale into insignificance.