The record is put up by a petition.

Both the parties have filed a compromise petition.

Let it be kept with the record.

Complainant and O.P are present.

Ld. Advocate of both sides are also present.

The case is taken up for hearing & order.

The complainant Rajesh Gupta is examined in full and his cross examination is declined by O.P and discharged.

Perused the compromise petition. It appears that both the parties have filed this compromise petition to dispose of the case in terms of compromise petition. The P.W.1 has deposed for himself.

The evidence of P.W.1 disclosed that the case has been ended in compromise out of the Commission in between the complainant and the O.P.Nos-1 & 2. The O.P.No-3 against whom no relief is claimed by the complainant. As per evidence of P.W.1 the O.P.Nos-1 & 2 will pay Rs.3,00,000/-(Three Lakh Only) to the complainant as compensation. Both the parties have put their signatures on the compromise petition voluntarily and if the case is disposed of in terms and condition of it the complainant have no other allegation. The compromise petition appears to be legal, valid, proper and accepted.

Hence,

O r d e r e d

That this case is disposed of in terms of compromise and the compromise petition do form part of this order.

Let a copy of this order be given to the parties on free of cost.