In this short judgment for Contested divorce into MCD, Justice Bhanumathi held that, if the parties do not comply of the terms of compromise, the parties would be liable for contempt of this Court in addition to other remedies available under law.
From Para 8,
8. In case of non-compliance of the terms of compromise, the parties would be liable for contempt of this Court in addition to other remedies available under law.
Praveen Singh Ramakant Bhadauriya Vs Neelam Praveen Singh Bhadauriya on 01 May 2019
Citations : [2019 SCC 6 259], [2019 SCC CRI 2 903], [2019 SCC CIV 3 210], [2019 SCC ONLINE SC 644]
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