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Supreme Court of India 2021-04-08 disposed

Dipankar Debapriya Haldar vs Teesta Dipankar Haldar

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In Brief

A married couple sought Supreme Court intervention to divorce by mutual consent and resolve all outstanding disputes between them. Through mediation at the Supreme Court Mediation Centre, they reached a comprehensive settlement covering property division, bank accounts, lockers, and personal belongings. The Court disposed of the transfer petition, directing the parties to file a mutual consent divorce petition before the Kolkata court while ensuring that all settlement terms were implemented. The judgment demonstrates the Court's willingness to use its extraordinary powers under Article 142 to give effect to voluntary settlements that achieve complete justice between parties.

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Matrimonial Law Divorce - Mutual Consent Mediation and Settlement Article 142 - Extraordinary Jurisdiction Family Law Property Rights Alimony and Maintenance

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