Gujarat High Court
SCR.A/906/1991 of UAMNFNI MWHMOOSBHI MANSOORI Vs ROSHANBANU JAFFARBHAI MANSOORI on 30 November 1996
CRIMINAL APPLICATION NO. 906 OF 1991 AND SPECIAL CRIMINAL APPLICATION NO. 977 OF 1991 CORAM: N.J. PANDYA, J DATE: 30.11.1996 COMMON ORDER: The parties have settled the matter as under: For the past dues upto 5.12.1996 the amount of Rs. 53,250/- is agreed to be paid in three equal instalments of
SPECIAL CRIMINAL APPLICATION NO. 906 OF 1991
ANDSPECIAL CRIMINAL APPLICATION NO. 977 OF 1991
����CORAM: N.J. PANDYA, J����DATE: 30.11.1996
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COMMON ORDER:
The parties have settled the matter as under:
For the past dues upto 5.12.1996 the amount of Rs.53,250/- is agreed to be paid in three equal instalments of Rs.12,500/- and the last one being of the balance sum payable on orbefore 10.3.1997. The instalments are monthly. Failure tohonour the commitment of regularly paying instalment, therespondent shall have a right to proceed for recovery as per law.
For future maintenance there is an option given to theparties that they may put up before the elders of the Communityand if they both agreed to the suggestion given by the elders ofthe Community, a lumpsum payment to be accepted in lieu of futuremaintenance amount. If that be so then the entire disputeregarding payment of maintenance in future will come to an end onthat basis failing which the maintenance amount shall be paid bythe petitioner at the rate of Rs. 750/- per month without failregularly. The amount agreed to be paid in four instalmentsstated above is to be deposited by the applicant in the court ofJudicial Magistrate First Class, Kadi. From there the other sideshall be at liberty to withdraw and utilise the same for thepurpose for which it is given.
Accordingly the matters have been settled and disposedof. There is no order as to costs. The original compromise istaken on record.
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