case against the petitioners. However, according to the petitioners, there was a settlement between the parties, the petitioner and the de-facto complainant decided to separate amicably and accordingly, they executed matrimonial settlement deed, the copy of which is filed before this Court, according to which the de-facto complainant and all the accused Nos. 1 to 4 have agreed to pay Rs.6,85,000/as per the orders in DVC.No.102 of 2O15 and accordingly paid the said amount on 30.1 1.2007 vide cheque No.728291 and agreed to pay the balance of Rs. 18 lakhs totalling to an amount of Rs.24,85 ,OOO/-. As per the said agreement, the petitioners have also agreed to return all jahez articles as per the list, ai1 cookery, artificial jeweIlery, dresses as per separate list. Both the parties have further agreed to take divorce and the de-facto complainant further agreed that she will not claim any maintenance. Most importantly at clause No.6 the de-facto complainant has specifically undertaken to close aII the case pending in various Courts, including superior Courts and not to file any complaint further in respect of thewedding relating lSStleS.
