498a withdrawal

If she agrees to get the case closed , she or both of you jointly need to file quash petition in HC

 Section 498A  IPC is not compoundable offence,offences under Section 498A as non-compoundable, non-bailable and cognizable and  it is considered to be a serious crime, not just against the woman but also against the whole society. However, a few states have made amendments whereby Section 498A is compoundable offence in that state. The parties can file a joint petition in Magistrate Court by supportive affidavit,failing which a party wishes to compound a non-compoundable offence, especially Section 498A of IPC, there is another way out. Under Section 482 of Criminal Procedure Code, 1973, the High Court has inherent powers to intervene in a matter and allow the parties to mutually settle the matter. This requires an application before the High Court stating that the parties want to withdraw the Section 498A case, and wish to settle the matter amicably.

APART FROM QUASH PETITION  THE LATTER PART OF THE IMMEDIATELY ABOVE ANSWER PROVIDES /S 482 Cr.p.c INHERENT POWERS COURT hIGHCOURT GIVES THE PARTIES A CHANCE TO SETTLE  THE MATTER  AMICABLY AND THEREBY MAKE NON COMPOUDABLE NON BAILBLE offence in to a baialble  and compoundable one.