Learned counsel for the petitioner filed a

memo which reads as under:

"It is submitted that the petitioner and

the Respondent have amicably settled the

matter out of court in the presence and

intervention of the elders. The petitioner

towards full and final settlement has paid a

sum of Rs. 4 lakhs to the Respondent. The

Respondent has accepted the same and has

executed the deed “KHULLA NAMA” to the

petitioner. The copy of the said deed is

herewith produced along with this memo for

kind perusal of this Hon’ble court.

The Respondent after executing the

Khulla Nama in favour of the petitioner, has

got re-married to some other person. The

petitioner has also re-married.

In

that

view

of

the

matter

the

petitioner hereby prays that this Hon’ble

court may be pleased to dispose of the

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above criminal petition in terms of “Khulla

Nama” in the interest of justice and equity.”

2.

Shri.

Prakash

N.

Hosamane,

learned

counsel representing the respondent submits that

parties have settled the matter amicably, in view

of the same impugned order needs to be quashed

as there was a payment of Rs.4,00,000/- by the

petitioner to the respondent as full and final

settlement and deed of “Khulla Nama” has been

executed.

3.

Placing the submission of Shri. Prakash

N. Hosamane, learned counsel for the respondent

and taking note of payment of Rs.4,00,000/- and

executing deed of “Khulla Nama”, impugned order

passed

in

Criminal

Miscellaneous

No.246/2008

dated 12.04.2017 by learned Principal Civil Judge

and

JMFC,

Bagalkote

confirmed

in

Criminal

Revision Petition No.75/2017 dated 24.10.2017 by

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learned Principal District and Sessions Judge,

Bagalkote, is hereby quashed.

Sd/-

JUDGE

SMM

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