the considered opinion that the abovesaid views rendered by the Family Court are after due appreciation of evidence and the said findings made by the Family Court cannot be said to be palpably perverse or manifestly illegal. Accordingly, it is found that the revision petitioner has not made out any cogent grounds to invoke the revisional interdiction in this case. However, the learned counsel for the petitioner would point out that this Court may grant reasonable time to clear off all the unpaid arrears in that regard. In the light of the abovesaid aspects, it is ordered that the revision petitioner is granted two months to clear off all arrears upto 31.12.2019, which the revision petitioner will deposit within the abovesaid outer time limit before the Family Court, Nedumangad, who has dealt with M.C.No.396/2018. On deposit of the abovesaid amounts, the Family Court will release the said amounts to the respondents, through R-1 herein. It is further made clear that further maintenance for the period from January, 2020 onwards shall be paid/deposited by the petitioner by the 12th of every month. The Family Court will keep in abeyance further coercive steps for execution of the impugned order until a period of two months. However, it is made clear that filing and consideration of the execution petition is not barred during the
