Kajal Ashok Pawar v. Jayesh Sandeep Potnis
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION MISCELLANEOUS CIVIL APPLICATION NO.380 OF 2025 Kajal Ashok Pawar ...
Applicant vs.
Jayesh Sandeep Potnis ...
Respondent Ms. Jindagi Shah for Applicant.
Mr. Sagar Tambe a/w. Mr. Shivram Gawade for Respondent. CORAM : RAJESH S. PATIL, J.
DATE : 19th SEPTEMBER, 2025 P.C. :- 1) This is a transfer application filed by the wife, seeking transfer of marriage petition (divorce) filed by the husband at Kalyan, District Thane, to Family Court at Bandra.
2) The wife is staying alongwith 2 years old daughter at Kalina, Mumbai. Domestic violence proceeding has been filed by the wife in the Court of JMFC, 71st Court at Bandra.
3) After the matter was heard for some time, both the counsel, on instructions of their clients, fairly agreed that the present miscellaneous civil application can be allowed. by PRIYA KAMBLI Date:
2025.09.23 10:41:51 +0530 PRIYA KAMBLI
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5) The CJSD at Kalyan, District Thane shall transfer the proceeding of Marriage Petition No.599 of 2024 to Family Court at Bandra, Mumbai, within a period of four weeks from today. 6) On the transfer of Marriage Petition No.599 of 2024, the hearing of the same is directed to be expedited. 7) Without prejudice to the rights and contentions of both the parties, the husband has fairly agreed to pay a sum of 3,000/- per ₹ month in the bank account of the applicant-wife towards interim maintenance. Bank account details are as follows:- A/c No.60484726363 IFSC Code - MAH80001767 Bank Name - Bank of Maharashtra, Kalina Branch, Santacruz (E) A/c Holders - Jiya Jayesh Potnis and Kajal Ashok Pawar 8) The said amount would be paid every month between 15th day to 20th day, starting from October 2025 till the interim application for maintenance filed by the wife, is decided in Marriage Petition No.599
3/3 of 2024. Such amount paid by the respondent-husband would ultimately be adjusted in the maintenance amount, which shall be granted by Family Court in the interim application for maintenance. 9) The learned counsel for both the sides, on instructions, also agree that the parties are barely aged 24 years and 28 years. From their wedlock, they have a daughter aged 2 years. In order to amicably settle their disputes, the matter can be referred to mediation. 10) Hence, the dispute between the parties is referred to the Mediation Centre of High Court, Bombay. The parties are at liberty to contact the mediation office of High Court, Bombay. [RAJESH S. PATIL, J.]