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Case settled in Mediation but Respondents not following the order.


04-Apr-2024 (In Divorce Law)
Our case ( complainant) has settled in district court Mediation as execution, D.V and 498 - A cases are still pending to be withdrawn by us. Now other party has stopped responding and not proceeding with court's order and signing on first motion affidavit which means ignoring the settlement agreement. What can be done in this situation and obligate them to complete the settlement by making the agreed payment.
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Answer #1
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you have not withdrawn your cases of domestic violence and 498a filed against the party and your complaint case got settled. courts order are not proceeded from the other side then you can take appropriate measures through your advocate.
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Advocate Anurag Jangra

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Answer #2
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If the order side is contemptuously ignoring the terms of mediation settlement agreement, then you can sue them for the breach of terms. Also you can proceed for quashing on the basis of settlement and if the other side is deliberately ignoring to be a part. For better advice feel free to contact. Thanks
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Answer #3
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Since the cases have not been withdrawn, I assume the statements of both parties have not been recorded. You should get a lawyer’s notice issued to them asking them to comply with the terms of the settlement. In case they still don’t comply, you should seek intervention of the concerned courts.
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Answer #4
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If you have settled your grievances in mediation then the respondent is duty bound to pay you according to the settlement deed. And if the respondent has failed to do the same then you need not withdraw any pending cases and continue with them. For more legal assistance I am just a call away.
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Answer #5
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As per your settlement agreement, you have the option to file a contempt application against the relevant court to initiate contempt proceedings. In contempt proceedings, the court reviews alleged violations of its orders or judgments. If the court finds contempt, it may impose penalties to ensure compliance. Should you require further clarification or assistance throughout this process, feel free to let us know. We are committed to upholding the terms of our settlement agreement.
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