HIGH COURT OF KERALA
J. MUHAMMED JAFFAR – Appellant
Versus
RESHMA – Respondent
The prayer in the above R.P(F.C) is as follows:
“set aside the order dated 29.05.2018 passed in MC
No.108/2016 on the file of Family Court, Palakkad and dismiss
the said petition, with cost to the rev. petitioner.”
2.
Heard Sri.K.Sajan Vargheese, learned counsel appearing for the
petitioner (husband) and Sri.Saijo Hassan, learned counsel appearing for
the respondents (wife and child).
3.
On the request of both sides, this Court had referred the parties
to settle the disputes through mediation process conducted by the
Mediation Centre attached to this Court. It is now submitted by both sides
that the mediator has made a comprehensive mediation process not only
the matter in this R.P(F.C), which arises out of maintenance claim, but also
in respect of other litigative proceedings pending between the process.
Now the Mediation Centre attached to this Court has filed their report
dated 04.04.2019 stating that the mediation process is successful and the
mediation agreement dated 04.04.2019 signed by the parties and the
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respective advocates are also be made available for the perusal of this
Court. The said mediation agreement dated 04.04.2019 entered into by the
parties through
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