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Delite Opticians v. Bakshi Jaswant Singh

Court
High Court of Delhi
Decided
7 December 2010
Bench
Veena Birbalauthor
Case no.
RC.REV. 222/2010

Judgment

ORDER

07.L2.20L0 It is stated that parties have settled the matter. A joint application has been filed by the parties supported with their respective affidavits and memorandum of understanding is ' also annexed with the application. lt is stated that as the parties have amicably settled the matter, the petitioner is not pressing the present petition and he is not opposing the eviction order passed against the petitioner and the present r' petition may be disposed of in terms of settlement between the parties. Respondent is present in person who has not stated anything to the contrary and has affirmed having entered into MOU as is stated above. RC.REV.222120L0 o/o Certify that the digital file and physical file have been compared and the digital data is as per the physical file and no page is missing. t-In view of the settlement between the parties, the present petition stands disposed of has having settled. The parties shall remain bound by the terms of settlement dated

06.I2.2010. Petition stands disposed of accordingly. VEENA BIRBAL, J DECEMBER 07, 2O]-O kks ,'i, RC.REV. 222/20L0

Case details

Parties and counsel

Y L7. * IN THE HIGH COURT OF + RC.REV.222l20tti DELITE OPTICIANS DELHI AT NEW DELHI ..... Petitioner Mr. Prag Chawla with Mr. Nikhil Bhalla, Advs. Through : VCTSUS ti'-] BAKSHIJASWANT SINGH ..... Respondent Through : Ms. Jasmine Detwani, Adv. CORAM: HON'BLE MS. JUSTTCE VEENA BTRBAL

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