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Orissa High Court

TRP(C)/200/2020 on 26 February, 2021

Author: Biswanath Rath

Bench: Biswanath Rath

                             TRP(C) No.200 of 2020




06.   26.02.2021                 Heard learned counsel for both the parties.
                                 This Transfer Petition has been filed by the wife-
                   Petitioner seeking transfer of C.P. Case No.99 of 2020 from
                   the court of learned Judge, Family Court, Sambalpur to the
                   court of learned Judge, Family Court, Bargarh.
                                 Admittedly wife-petitioner is an employed lady
                   and working in the district of Bargarh. The husband-opposite
                   party is an employed man. On the premises that there is
                   previous threat from the side of husband, the wife was
                   residing at Bargarh whereas the husband is residing at
                   Kantabanji in the district of Balangir. A statement is made
                   that there will be no purpose if the trial of the case is taking
                   place at a third place like Sambalpur. There is no dispute
                   between    the    parties   that    Bargarh    is   more    nearer      to
                   Kantabanji than Sambalpur. Further, in the summon in C.P.
                   No.99 of 2020, the husband has also given the address of
                   wife at Barpali in the district of Bargarh.
                                 Learned counsel for the opposite party-husband
                   denying    the    allegation   of   torture/threat   made         by   the
                   petitioner and thus objected the prayer for transfer of C.P.
                   No. 99 of 2020 to Bargarh.
                                 Considering the submissions made, this Court
                   since finds husband residing at Kantabanji, there will be no
                   difficulty for the husband to attend the C.P. proceeding if
                   transferred      from   Sambalpur      to     Bargarh.     This    Court
                   accordingly allows transfer of C.P. No.99 of 2020 from the
                   learned Judge, Family Court, Sambalpur to the learned
                   Judge, Family Court, Bargarh. Recording in C.P. No.99 of
                   2020 be transmitted to the Bargarh within two weeks from
                   the date of receipt of order. Both parties also directed to
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                   appear in the court of learned Judge, Family Court, Bargarh
                   on 17.03.2021. Keeping in view the apprehension of danger
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by the husband also, this Court also permits the husband to
file an application for police protection before the court below
in the event there is any such necessity, learned court below
shall enter into an enquiry and consider the application of the
opposite party-husband for police protection involving both
the parties at appropriate stage.
              For the husband-opposite party has filed an
application u/s.9 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 and ready
and willing to take her wife back, this Court also directs the
learned Judge, Family Court, Bargarh to have conciliation
involving both the parties on the first date of posting to arrive
at a conclusion, but maximum for two dates. In the event the
conciliation fails, it shall dispose of the C.P. No.99/2020
within a period of four months from the date of appearance of
the husband. Both the parties are restrained from taking
unnecessary adjournments involving the matter.
             With the above observation and direction, the
Transfer Petition stands disposed of
             Issue urgent certified copy as per rules.




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                                       Biswanath Rath, J.

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