My wife filed a private complaint u/s 406 one year back. Few months later, trial court took cognizance and issued summons to all three accussed. At this point, a revision application was made in sessions court by two of the accused which had been succesfully admitted. This resulted in stay of trial for all three accused. So the current situation is: Case stayed due to hearing of revision by two accussed. No accused on bail.
Now, we gathered socially and came up with a mutual understanding to resolve the case. Now, according to mutual understanding, the girl needs to withdraw the case against all accussed. Is it possible for us to jointly apply for quash(based on a compromise) in high court, even when revision hearing (based on merits) is underway in sessions court? Also, in such a case, will high court insist on knowing the terms of compromise. The compromise entails exchanging certain articles and keeping them with a socially reputed person of mutual trust. Both parties prefer not to share the details of this compromise, and neither does the reputed person who is acting as custodian of both sides articles, would like to get into legal mess. So, the questions are:
1. Is joint quash application possible while merit based revision is being heard.
2. If so, is it cumpolsory to disclose terms of agreement.
3. Would another way to resolve be: girl's lawyer says 'no objection' to revision application filed by accused? Is this acceptable way?