Final maintenance order and im order

How much is the amount awarded under both...??? Yes if 125 final order she can't resume multiple maint. As the law is settled now. If you willing to pay final maint. In 125 no need to go for dv appeal and let her withdraw the same ......good 4 u bro.... Seems judge wants to save your time money and energy......

Interesting procedural posture. Here's my take:

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There is no question about your withdrawing the appeal as it will be dismissed as not tenable or infructuous because the appeal only concerns INTERIM order and becomes of no substance once a FINAL order is passed.  You should file a new appeal on the final order. Check with an advocate if there is a procedural way to upgrade an appeal from an interim order to that of a final order. I doubt there is any provision under CPC or Cr.P.C. for doing this. In any event, do not expressly withdraw the appeal. 

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If she withdraws her DV case, then depending on the content of the Order granting her withdrawal application, you can use that Order against her if she makes the same allegations again.  She would effectively be barred from reasserting them again unless the Judge expressly allows her to do so in his Order granting her withdrawal application.  In any event, she will have to file an application to withdraw the DV case. You will have to reply and can ask for costs. Costs under the Indian legal system are nominal. Alternatively you can file a compensation case. I doubt that you can file any charges at this stage. If she has perjured during her testimony on in her affidavit, you can file an application to seek the initiation of perjury charges.

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i also doubt that you can use the withdrawal to get divorce from her though you can use the withdrawal as a defense against any allegations made by her in the future.  The concept of res judicata, constructive res judicata, estoppel, waiver and laches are very complex and fact sensitive. They provide defenses against the same claims/allegations brought in again through another proceeding. You need a good advocate to use them effectively.

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