Anuradha Mohapatra v. Payar Kumar Ojha

Orissa HC30 Aug 2024TRP(C)/396/2023

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Orissa High Court, Cuttack; TRP(C) No.396 of 2023; Anuradha Mohapatra v. Payar Kumar Ojha; decided 30.8.2024 by Justice Sashikanta Mishra; criminal transfer petition disposed of on amicable settlement recorded in joint affidavit; mediation report and joint affidavit forwarded to Judge, Family Court, Bhubaneswar in C.P. No.387/2023 for disposal by way of settlement on fresh joint application within four weeks; petitioner verified through original Aadhaar Card; hybrid-mode hearing; no statutes or precedents discussed.

What did the court decide?

Transfer application disposed of; mediation report along with the joint affidavit to be forwarded to the Court below; Judge, Family Court, Bhubaneswar directed to dispose of C.P. No.387/2023 by way of settlement on a fresh joint application of the parties within four weeks. ¶¶23

Anuradha Mohapatra Vs Payar Kumar Ojha — Orissa HC (2024) — LawSathi Research

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Issue for consideration

Whether the transfer application (TRP(C) No.396 of 2023) should be disposed of in view of the parties' amicable settlement recorded in the joint affidavit, with directions to the Family Court, Bhubaneswar in C.P. No.387/2023.

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Court's answer

As the parties have amicably resolved their dispute on the conditions mentioned in the joint affidavit, the transfer application is disposed of.

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Ratio / Principle

The Judge, Family Court, Bhubaneswar dealing with C.P. No.387/2023 is directed to pass necessary orders on the joint application to be filed afresh by the parties in the Court below for disposal of the case by way of settlement; the mediation report along with the joint affidavit is to be forwarded to the Court below, and the case shall be disposed of accordingly within a period of four weeks.

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High Court of Orissa at Cuttack, TRP(C) No.396 of 2023 (Anuradha Mohapatra v. Payar Kumar Ojha), order dated 30.8.2024, Sashikanta Mishra, J. The petitioner, a signatory to the joint affidavit, appeared in Court and was identified through her original Aadhaar Card; the opposite party, through his counsel, conveyed no objection to being a signatory to the joint affidavit. Since the parties had amicably resolved their dispute on the conditions mentioned in the joint affidavit, the transfer application was disposed of with a direction to the Judge, Family Court, Bhubaneswar dealing with C.P. No.387/2023 to pass necessary orders on the joint application to be filed by the parties again in the Court below for disposal of the case by way of settlement; the mediation report along with the joint affidavit was to be forwarded to the Court below, and the case before him was to be disposed of accordingly within four weeks.

Anuradha Mohapatra v. Payar Kumar Ojha

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