Divorce and domestic violence

Since mutual consent divorce has already been granted / decreed, it is better to forget any issue to be raised or pending .

As stated by you, even if she (your ex-wife) got married to some naval officer just 2 days before / after passing of decree of divorce, there is no point in emphasising the issue, as you will get nothing out of it, except to create tension for yourself, drain out money and time in initiating any sort of litigation (ccivil, criminal, matrimonial or any other), which few counsels may advise you.

As agreed by both of you during counselling / mediation or any other mode of compromising for MCD the pending complaint under DV Act shall have to be withdrawn by youor ex-wfe, otherwise you may submit copy of judgment and decree to concerned court, which (pending complaint) shall be dismissed.

At this stage there is no point in raising / agitating the issue of jewellary (stated to be owned by your mother) taken by your ex-wife. 

However, if you feel strong it would be better to show relevant records to your lawyer or some other local prudent lawyer for proper appreciation of facts, professional advise and necessary proceeding, whatsoever, I would advise (not only suggest) to forget your past and enjoy peace in your family.

If the withdrawal of the DV case was not a condition set out in the agreement, you cannot insist her to withdraw that, you have to challenge it properly in court and get it dismissed.

No perjury case will be applicable to this situation.

You wanted divorce from your wife, and you already got it. You will not gain anything by raising issue about toyr wife's remarriage at or about the time of divorce decree. Rather, it would just undo the divorce decree. You will be back at square one.

Regarding, your DV case, if you have reduced the compromise in writing including settlement regarding the DV case, then just place a copy of the compromise deed in the DV case file and ask/ request the judge to consider the same

Sir,

Withdrawal of DV case is part of agreement.

If the DV case withdrawal is a part of the agreement, you can insist, she withdraw the DV case against you.  What has your lawyer opined on it? 

The unregistered settlement agreement is not enforceable in law however on the basis of settlement and mutual consent divorce you can approach high court to quash the DV case and this settlement document can be used as evidence for her consent.

 If she (your ex-wife) do not withdraw DV case as stated by you, it tentamounts to purjury. Accordingly approach / request your lawyer to proceed against her since she has executed agreement, which has been exhibited in divorce case,.

Sir,

I have already appeared before the court for the withdrawal of the Domestic Violence (DV) case as per our mutual agreement. However, the opposite party has not been appearing before the court despite repeated requests from my advocate to proceed with the withdrawal.

Unfortunately, my advocate has also not taken any strict action against them till now. Because of this delay, my family is suffering from mental stress and desperation. We have already fulfilled all their demands as per the agreement, yet they are causing unnecessary trouble.

It is disheartening that she has now remarried and is living her new life peacefully, while I am still stuck in this pending case without any progress.

In the given situation, as advised earlier, you may better approach high court to quash the DV case on the basis of settlement and mutual consent divorce instead of repeating your problems of mental sufferings.

If you are really serious to find solution you may approach high court.

Move to High Court for qushing the complaint case.