Learned counsel for the decree holder / complainant submits that the matter has been amicably resolved and settled in between the parties. As per the agreed terms of mutual settlement the first instalment of payment has to be received today from the other side. 

Learned counsel for the judgement debtor submits that he has brought today 22 cheques of Rs.50,000/- each (for a total amount of Rs. 11 lakhs) to be handed over to the decree holder / complainant. 

Learned counsel for the decree holder / complainant accepts the cheques given to him. 

Learned counsel for the decree holder / complainant further submits that as it is clear at this stage that the terms of the settlement are being complied with and it is genuinely hoped that the decree / order in question shall be complied with to the complete satisfaction of the decree holder in due course and, therefore, this execution application may be disposed of with the liberty that in case there is any breach in the settlement and the decree is not complied with to the entire satisfaction of the complainant / decree holder it should be given the right to move an application seeking the revival of the execution application.

Learned counsel  for the judgement debtor / opposite party agrees.

In the wake of the afore-said submissions, the execution application stands disposed of.  It is expressly observed that the complainant / decree holder shall have a right to move application seeking the restoration /revival of the execution application in case the terms of the said mutual settlement are not complied with and the decree is not complied with to the satisfaction of the decree holder / complainant.