In a recent legal case, the court delves into the nuances of converting a pending petition into a petition under Section 13(B) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. The emphasis is on the court’s meticulous legal analysis, shedding light on the implications and process involved in such conversions. Join us as we explore the intricacies of this significant legal development.
Facts
- The settlement deed dated 24 December, 2021, signed by the parties, has been submitted along with the petition.
- This settlement deed is considered as part of the record in the case.
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Decision
- The family court is directed to pass a decree in terms of the settlement deed dated 24 December, 2021.
- The period of pendency of the petition will be considered as a cooling-off period as per Section 13(B).
- Parties must appear before the Family Court at Bengaluru on 4 March, 2022 at 10:30 am, either physically or through Video conference.
- The Settlement deed is to be filed on record of the Family Court.
- The pending petition is to be converted into a petition under Section 13(B) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, as per the joint prayer of the parties.
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Case Title: SURBHI SHARMA Vs. RANJEET SHARMA (2022 INSC 239)
Case Number: T.P.(C) No.-000545 / 2020
