High CourtsSingle Bench(2021) 01 DEL CK 0141

Harpal Singh Chawla vs State & Anr

Delhi High Court · Decided on 18 January 2021

HON’BLE JUDGES
Suresh Kumar Kait, J
RESULT
Disposed Of
CASE NUMBER
Criminal Miscellaneous Case No. 613 Of 2020, Criminal Miscellaneous Application No. 2527, 4575 Of 2020

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DELHI HIGH COURT MEDIATION AND CONCILIATION CENTRE

DELHI HIGH COURT, SHER SHAH ROAD, NEW DELHI

Date: 14.01.2021

SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT

This SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT is entered into on 14.01.2021

BETWEEN

MR. ANIL MADHOK (PAN NO. ADFPM7163G AADHAR NO. 8104 7607 98 1S5/O) SH. INDERJI

MADHOK R/O C-8, SECTOR 20, NOIDA, UTTAR PRADESH (HEREINAFRTEEFRE RRED TO A

“FIRST PARTYâ€, WHICH EXPRESSION SHALL,UNLESS REPUGNANT TOC TOHNET EXT O

MEANING THEREOF,BE DEEMED TO MEAN AND INCLUDE HIS LEGAL

REPRESENTATIVES, EXECUTORS, SUCCESSORS AND PERMITTED ASSIGNS, ETC.), TBHEEI

PARTY OF THE ONE PART;

AND

M/S SPAZE TOWERS PRIVATE LIMITE, DA COMPANY EXISTINGU NDER THE PROVISIONS

COMPANIES ACT, 2013 AND HAVING ITS REGISTERED OFFAITC EU G-39, UPPER GROUN

FLOOR, SOMDATT CHAMBER-II, 9, BHIKAJI CAMA PLACE, NDEEWLH I â€" 110066 AN

CORPORATE OFFICE AT “SPAZEDGE†SECTOR 47, GURUGRAM-SORHONAAD , GURUGRA

HARYANA THROUGH ITS AUTHORISED REPRESENTATIVE MR. HARSPINAGL H CHAWL

AUTHORISED VIDE BOARD RESOLUTION DATED 11.01.2021. COPY OFS TAHMEE IS ANNEXE

HEREWITH AS ANNEXURE â€" A. (HEREINAFTER REFERRED TO ASâ €TœHSEE COND PARTYâ

WHICH EXPRESSION SHALL, UNLESS IT BE REPUGNANT TO THE CONOTRE XMT EANIN

THEREOF, BE DEEMED TO INCLUDE ITS REPRESENTATIVES, EXECUTSOURCSC, ESSORS AN

PERMITTED ASSIGNS, ETC.), BEING THE PARTY OF THE SECOND PART.

The “First Party†and the “Second Party†are jointly referred to as the Parties†and

individually as the “Partyâ€​.

1.

That the First Party purchased a commercial Unit no. GF-10, admeasuring 966 sq. ft. (hereinafter

referred to as “Unitâ€) located on the ground floor of the Project “Spaze Arrow†launched by

the Second Party in Sector -78,Gurugram, Haryana and an Allotment Letter dt. 07.12.2012 was issued

by the Second Party. Further, a Builder Buyer Agreement was executed between the Parties on

19.03.2015.

2.

That an amount of Rs. 1,13,19,336/- was paid by the First Party to the Second Party in instalments till

Mayâ€2016 qua the aforesaid Unit as towards its sale consideration. Further, the First Party has

availed a loan facility from ICICI Bank Ltd. of Rs.31,63,907/-(Rupees Thirty One Lac Sixty Thr

Thousand Nine Hundred Seven) for paying a partial amount of money qua the aforesaid Unit.

3.

That some disputes arose between the Parties related to the aforesaid Unit, due to which a Legal

Notice was served by the First Party through its counsel upon the Second Party seeking refund of

amount paid by the First Party. Receiving no response to the Legal Notice, the First Party lodged a

complaint at P.S. R.K. Puram against the Second Party and its Directors, alleging thec heating and

criminal breach of trust. Upon no action by the Police and higher authorities, in 2019, the First Party

had approached the Court of Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, New Delhi District, New Delhi unde

section 156(3) of CrPC in C.C. No. 11526/2019 and sought penal action against theS econd Party

alleging the offence of cheating, criminal breach of trust, etc. committed against the First Party,

Consequently, the Honâ€ble Court ordered for registration of FIR against the Second Party and it

Directors vide Order dt. 21.11.2019.

4.

That furthermore, the aggrieved Second Party approached the Honâ€ble Court of District &

Sessions Judge, New Delhi District, New Delhi challenging theO rder dt. 21.11.2019 thereby in

Criminal Revision Petition titled as Harpal Singh Chawla v. State, whereby the Honâ€ble Court of ASJ

New Delhi declined to grant interim relief to the Second Party vide Order dt. 17.01.2020. The said

Revision Petition is pending for adjudication.

5.

That further the Second Party approached the Honâ€ble High Court of Delhi byf iling Crl. Misc.

(Main) No. 613 of 2020 seeking quashing of Order dt. 21.11.2019 and Order dt. 17.01.2020 of the

Honâ€​ble Court of ASJ-02,New Delhi.",,,,,

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Sr. No.,"Cheque Drawn

in favour of",Bank Name,Cheque No.,Amount,Cheque date

1,Anil Madhok,Axis Bank,636006,"Rs.2,03,336/-",13.01.2021

2,Anil Madhok,Axis Bank,635998,"Rs.15,88,000/-",26.03.2021

3,Anil Madhok,Axis Bank,635999,"Rs.15,88,000/-",26.04.2021

4,Anil Madhok,Axis Bank,636000,"Rs.15,88,000/-",26.05.2021

5,Anil Madhok,Axis Bank,636001,"Rs.15,88,000/-",26.06.2021

6,Anil Madhok,Axis Bank,636002,"Rs.15,88,000/-",26.07.2021

7,Anil Madhok,Axis Bank,636003,"Rs.15,88,000/-",26.08.2021

8,Anil Madhok,Axis Bank,636004,"Rs.15,88,000/-",26.09.2021

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,"consent and extend full cooperation in disposing of Crl. Misc. (Main) No.613 of 2020 titled as Harpa

Singh Chawla v. State pending before the Honâ€ble Delhi Court, reserving its rights to revive the

aforesaid litigation upon the non-receipt of the aforesaid instalments.

8.

That, the First Party agrees that from the date of this Agreement it has no right, title or interest

whatsoever on the said Unit and that there is no encumbrance, except as specifically agreed in Clause 5

above, on the said Unit by way of any loan, charge, agreement, lis-pendens, decree, attachment, etc.

and any loan/ charge/ agreement whatever created by it has been duly discharged/ satisfied/ cancelled

for which it undertakes to indemnify and hold harmless the Second Party.

9.

That, the First Party shall have no objection if the Second Party deals witht he said Unit in any

manner it may feel appropriate.

10.

That, the First Party acknowledges that all its concerns, issues, doubts, queries, claims, grievances

etc. with respect to the Second Party, Project, etc., whatsoever, has been settled and that the First Party,

with its free will and without any pressure or rapacity, agrees not (i) to institute any suit, or/and file any

complaint(s)/application(s), etc., whatsoever, with any court, or/and authority(ies) including Police/

RERA/ EOW, NCDRC, NCLT etc.e,i ther against the Second Party or against the Directors, officers,

employees, etc. of the Second Party or any of them. The First Party shalla lso forthwith withdraw all its

complaint dated 07.02.2020 lodged against both S.H.O. and I.O. of Police Station R.K. Puram, Ne

Delhi with Vigilance Deptt. and/or before any other authority or any such similar applications,

reserving its rights to revive the aforesaid litigation upon the non-receipt of the aforesaid instalments.

11.

That, the First Party undertakes not to invoke the Second Party including itsD irectors, nominees,

employees, etc. in any litigation/ dispute whatsoever with regard to the said Project, Unit, possession,

delay compensation in handing over of the Unit etc. at any time in future and/or otherwise, and shall

forthwith withdraw all its complaints including litigation, if any, sub-judice in any court of law and/or

pending before any Authority including RERA, Police, NCDRC, NCLT etc.

1 2 . The First Party undertakes and confirms to sign, execute, submit necessary

Agreements/documents/undertakings/letters etc. as may be required by the Second Party in its standard

formats and further do/perform all other necessary acts, as may be required by the Second Party for the

purpose of delivering possession of the Unit and registration of Sale/Conveyance Agreement with

respect to the Unit.

CONSEQUENCES OF BREACH OF SETTLEMENT:

1.

That the Parties have mutually agreed that in case of breach of this Agreement without any non-

justifiable reason, then the following consequences shall follow:

i. Both the Parties shall be entitled to initiate contempt proceedings against the other, for the deliberate

and willful breach of the Settlement Agreement committed by any of the Parties.

ii. The First Party shall be entitled to initiate proceedings against the Second Party under Section 138

of the Negotiable Instruments Act, for the dishonor of cheques.

iii. The First Party will be at liberty to revive the proceedings withdrawn by the First Party against the

Second Party in case of dishonor of cheques, provided that the Second Party shall be provided an

opportunity of reasonable time of seven days to make the payments against the dishonor of cheques.

iv. In case of default of the aforesaid instalments, even after grace period of seven days, by the Second

Party, the amount having already been paid by the Second Party shall stand forfeited.

2.

That the remedies mentioned hereinabove are not exhaustive and it shall include any other remedy as

well which is permitted by the Law in force.

CONSENT:

1.

That, the First Party hereby affirms and accepts that the aforesaid understanding arrived at between

the Parties is toward mutual settlement of all disputes and has been arrived at with its free will and

consent and without any force, compulsion or undue influence of any nature, whatsoever and

accordingly, the First Party, immediately, unequivocally and forever releases/discharges the Second

Party including its directors, representatives, etc. of all its issues, grievances, claims, demands,

applications, complaints, petitions etc., whatsoever, instituted/filed by it against the Second Party.

2.

The Parties represents and warrants that, they intend to be legally bound by this Agreement, that the

execution of this Agreement is free and voluntary, that no inducements, threats, presentations, or

influences of any kind were made or exerted by or on behalf of any Party (in any manner or kind

whatsoever).

LEGAL AND BINDING AGREEMENT:

This Agreement is legal and binding between the Parties as stated above. The Parties each represent

that they have the authority to enter into this Agreement.

ENTIRE AGREEMENT:

The Parties acknowledge and agree that this Agreement represents the entire","l

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Agreement between the Parties. In the event that the Parties desire to change, add, or otherwise modify

any terms, they shall do so in writing to be signed by both parties.

CONSTRUCTION OF AGREEMENT:

The language of this Agreement shall not be construed for or against either Party. The Parties

acknowledge that they have both participated in the drafting of this Agreement, and the language of all

parts of this Agreement shall in all cases be construed as a whole, according to its fair meaning, and

the Parties further agree that the rule of construction of contracts resolving ambiguities against the

drafting Party shall be inapplicable to this Agreement. The headings used herein are for reference only

and shall not affect the construction or interpretation of the Agreement.

RESIDUARY CLAUSES:

1.

That, the First Party agrees and undertake to hold harmless, indemnify and keep indemnified the

Second Party and/or its affiliates/subsidiaries including its Directors, employees, etc. of and from any

and all liabilities, actions, causes of action, claims, debts, demands, damages, and liabilities etc. and

compensation of every nature, kind and character, whatsoever, which may be suffered/incurred by

them, on account of any action, complaint, suit etc., by whatever name called, instituted/filed/initiated by

the First Party and/or anyone on its behalf. The First Party further affirms and undertakes to appear

before any court/ authority(ies) and sign necessary documents/paper/undertakings, and do/perform all

necessary tasks/Agreements, etc. to support/save/defend/hold the Second Party including its Directors,

representatives, employees, etc. and keep them saved and harmless from and against any action/enquiry

etc., which is based on any plaint/report/complaint etc. filed/instituted by the First Party and/or anyone

on its behalf.

2.

The Parties agree to keep the contents of this Agreement confidential and not divulge information

about this Agreement to any third party except to the extent required for the quashing proceedings in

any court and/or before any authority.

3.

This Agreement contains the sole and entire understanding/agreement of the Parties with respect to

the entire subject matter hereof, and all prior discussions, negotiations, commitments, and

understandings, or Agreements/Agreements related thereto stands dissolved. Each of the Parties hereto

acknowledges that no representation or promise not expressly set forth in this Agreement has been

made by any other Party hereto, or by any of their agents, servants, employees, representatives,

attorneys or accountants to the other Party.

4.

This Agreement shall bind and inure to the benefit of the respective successors, assigns, legatees, and

personal representatives of the Parties.

5.

The Parties acknowledge, confirm and declare that, the recitals detailed hereinabove shall be

considered to be an integral part of this Agreement, legally binding on all the Parties.

6 . The Parties agree and understand that, this Agreement shall be considered to be a valid

request/application to any/all concerned authorities for withdrawal of all

complaints/applications/reports etc., by whatever name called, made/filed by First Party against the

Second Party, its maintenance agency including their respective directors, employees, etc.

7.

This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of India and courts at Delhi shall have jurisdiction to

entertain all disputes arising out of or touching upon any of the provisions of this Agreement.

8.

That the contents of the above settlement agreement have been read over to all the parties in

vernacular and all the parties have agreed to and understood the same.

3.

Keeping in view the settlement arrived at between the parties, I hereby set aside the afore-mentioned

orders dated 17.01.2020 and 21. 11.2019.",,,,,