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FIR and Proceedings Quashed After Settlement in Failed Housing Project Under Buyback Scheme Dispute. The HC quashed FIR No. 390/2019 and all related proceedings after the petitioner and respondent resolved their dispute through a Settlement Agreement and ...
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FIR and Proceedings Quashed After Settlement in Failed Housing Project Under Buyback Scheme Dispute.
The HC quashed FIR No. 390/2019 and all related proceedings after the petitioner and respondent resolved their dispute through a Settlement Agreement and Deed. The issue stemmed from a failed housing project under a buyback scheme, leading to a complaint under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act. The Metropolitan Magistrate had already acquitted the petitioner, confirming compliance with the settlement terms. The court found no purpose in continuing the proceedings, thus allowing the petition and disposing of all pending applications.
Issues: Quashing of FIR No. 390/2019 and all proceedings arising therefrom.
Analysis: The petitioner sought the quashing of FIR No. 390/2019, which was registered at a police station in New Delhi, along with all related proceedings. The dispute between the petitioner and respondent arose from an Agreement to purchase a flat in a housing project under a buyback scheme. The project faced financial crisis and liquidation, leading to the filing of a complaint under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881. Subsequently, the parties entered into a Settlement Agreement in November 2019 and a Settlement Deed in February 2021. The parties confirmed compliance with the settlement terms during the hearing conducted via video conferencing. The Metropolitan Magistrate had already recorded the settlement in an order, acquitting the petitioner of the offenses in FIR No. 390/2019.
The court noted that the parties had amicably resolved their dispute through the settlements, as confirmed by their counsel and recorded by the Metropolitan Magistrate. Considering the resolution of the dispute and the compliance with the settlement terms, the Court found no useful purpose in continuing with the proceedings arising from the FIR. Therefore, the Court decided to quash FIR No. 390/2019 and all consequent proceedings emanating from it. Consequently, the petition was allowed and disposed of, with pending applications also being disposed of accordingly.
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