JUDGMENT 1. The appellant and the respondent are present in person. 2. Appellant challenges the judgment dated 06.10.2017 dismissing petition filed by him seeking decree of divorce on ground of cruelty. 3. Referred to mediation the parties had agreed to dissolve the matrimonial bond by consent. The terms of the settlement requires the appellant to pay Rs. 13 lacs to the respondent towards alimony and arrears which have accumulated in proceedings under Section 125 Cr.P.C. initiated by the respondent. The settlement also requires appellant to pay Rs. 6 lacs in the name of son Yash born to the couple. The money payable to the son would be invested by the wife in the fixed deposit for the benefit of the son. 4. Bankers Cheques drawn by the Bank of India, Sanganer Branch, Jaipur in sum of Rs. 13 lacs and Rs. 6 lacs respectively payable in the name of respondent and Master Yashwant Saini have been handed over to the respondent in Court today. There are no other proceedings pending between the parties. 5. The marriage between the parties was solemnized on 18.02.2011. Master Yash was born on 09.01.2013. The parties are living separately since 28.06.2013. 6. In view of the settlement between the parties, waiving six months period for second motion to be filed and taking on record an oral application filed by Counsel for the parties under instructions from the parties under Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act, we dispose of the appeal recording the settlement and passing a decree of divorce by consent annulling the marriage solemnized on 18.02.2011. Decree shall be drawn in the appeal. 7. We also record that the order obtained by respondent under Section 125 Cr.P.C. shall not be enforced by her in view of the settlement. She shall neither claim past arrears nor future maintenance in terms of the said order. 8. We note that the order under Section 125 Cr.P.C. passed by the Family Court, Jaipur in Case No. 74/2016 (497/2015) is dated 06.10.2017. 9. Application No. 361/2019 is also disposed of.