As the case came up for hearing today, advocate Raghav Awasthi appeared for Dehadrai and said that he is ready to withdraw the suit if Moitra makes a statement that she will not make a statement against him which are palpably false.
Advocate Samudra Sarangi appeared for Moitra and said that he will obtain instructions on the same.
Justice Jalan remarked that the suggestion by Dehadrai is positive that if the two sides come to an understanding about not making personal allegations against each other and if the dispute is taken out of public domain, it would benefit both sides.
“If it is possible to take this dispute out of public domain and play it before the statutory authorities or privately then that seems…,” the Court said.
Justice Jalan added that the lawyers from two sides can sit together and come up with the wording of the order which will be applicable to both.
Awasthi then said that he is withdrawing the suit unconditionally.
“I would then like to withdraw this suit. I would like to withdraw unconditionally,” he said.
The Court allowed the request.
Source: Barandbench
