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2026 Supreme(Online)(Ker) 31125

IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM
T. R. Ravi, J
Jisha Ibrahim – Appellant
Versus
Muhammed Riyas – Respondent
TR.P(C) NO. 93 OF 2026



Important Points

A court may dismiss a transfer petition as withdrawn if parties report an out-of-court settlement, while granting liberty to approach the court again if necessary.

Subject

Civil - Transfer Petition

Headnote

The present petition pertains to a request for transfer of proceedings within the family court jurisdiction. The parties have expressed that they have reached a settlement in the underlying dispute. The primary issue before the court was the necessity of proceeding with the transfer petition in light of the ongoing resolution between the parties. The court, based on the statements of counsels, recognizes the amicable resolution reached between the parties. The petition is dismissed as withdrawn with the liberty to approach the court again if the need arises.

Advocates:
For the Appellants/Petitioners: Joseph Kiran D. Thekkekara, Arun Jose Thomas, Davis Pius, Shinto Sabastian, Jeo George, Reshma R. Nair, Chinnu Rose Mary Thomas, Thankaraj P. M., Soumiya C.D, Reshma S. Menon, Stanly Stephen
For the Respondents: Navaneeth.N.Nath, Abhirami S., Abdul Latheef P.M., Krupa Saji

JUDGMENT

When the case is taken up, it is submitted by the counsel on either side that the matter has been settled. In view of the settlement, this transfer Petition is dismissed as withdrawn with liberty to move again if necessary.

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