Section 498 A is compoundable only when victim wants to settle the dispute (b. s. joshi vs state of haryana 2003 scc ). so when you decide to compound this offence by compromise then you have full power to retract from the compromise any time before passing of decree if condition mentioned in the compromise has not been fulfilled by the party. this is the settled law.
Can I take back the petition 13b.
yes, but you should know that this is mutual divorce case and it is based upon consent of both parties. if one party withdraw his consent then court cannot pass divorce decree u/s 13b. if you withdraw it without leave of the court you cannot file same suit in future. you should file a supplementary that compromise has not been complied. then court shall initiate proceeding for compliance of the compromise deed. unless and until you receive all the amount before passing of decree you have right to withdraw your consent.
Also tell me the procedure of quashing the fir in high court in this case.
Section 498A is not a compoundable case, when compromise proceeding is initiated by the parties then high court cannot interfere in the matter (sub-judice). at this stage FIR cannot be quashed. according to k.k.sharma vs vidhanya k sharma 2008 scc, when compromise proceeding has been initiated and parties to the case have reached at the stage to compromise their dispute, high court cannot interfere in the matter unless and until final decree has passed by the trial court. in your case final decree is pending hence high court cannot interfere.