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Supreme Court of India 2017-10-09 disposed

Lolita Sengupta Nee Deb vs Shamik Sengupta

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In Brief

Lolita Sengupta and Shamik Sengupta, parties to multiple matrimonial disputes spanning civil and criminal courts in Kolkata and a High Court revision petition, settled their disputes with mediation. They agreed that Shamik would pay ₹8 lakhs in two instalments (₹3.5 lakhs plus expenses by October 2017, and ₹4.5 lakhs by February 2018), and the parties requested dissolution of their marriage by mutual consent. The Supreme Court confirmed the settlement, directed the respondent to withdraw all pending cases upon final payment, passed a decree dissolving the marriage by mutual consent, and clarified that upon settlement completion, neither party could raise future claims.

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Matrimonial Law Family Law Settlement and Compromise Transfer Petition Divorce by Mutual Consent

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