Hi

Look 498A needs to be quashed. Make statement in quash petition that he wants to improve himself and want to give life a second chance.

DV and Maintenance cases are to be withdrawn. 

Mention same statements while withdrawing all the cases.

Thanks 

You can take it there is no harm in the same

File consent terms in DV case 

that husband agrees not to make any demands for dowry 

that husband agrees to return your stridhan 

that agrees to maintain you 

husband  has to file for quashing and you have to cooperate in quashing case in HC 

If both the parties agree to the same, then you and your husband can enter into a compromise agreement and file the same before the court in each of the cases that have been filed by both of you thereby bringing an end to the litigation and can thus start living a normal life.

Better you can sign MoU from him and put on paper all terms and conditions as per your wish keeping in mind all types of consequences pro and cons. 

No reconciliation agreement in this connection is maintainable in law and cannot be enforced in court of law if either of the party breaches the same in future.

You may decide such issues based on the circumstances prevailing at your end.

Remember that you cannot file a quash petition, he has to file the same and you may have to give no objection to that, hence you can utilise that position for referring the matter before mediation and get an endorsement done through the mediator to this effect which may create a fear in him suppose he is trying to breach the agreement.

1. Reconciliation is typically done when both parties are mutually amenable and amicable to each others thoughts and views, more so when such things involve emotions & sentiments and further more so when such things are not negotiable business.

2. Once a person has behaved adversely and caused mental & physical sufferings, THEN it is best to abandon such person and move on with life.  No amount of any wordings /clauses in any reconciliation statement, can reverse nor assure you of any positive ends.

3. However, despite everything of the past, IF you wish to think positively, THEN you may take an "irrevocable indemnity bond", for a particular sum of amount, which he /family would be liable to, on breach of the reconciliation, where such reconciliation statement would include refraining from any physical & mental violence by him & family, assuring your financial safety & freedom etc....

1. if he makes a statement in the court proceedings of DV and maintenance case that he accepts the version of the petitioner and later on you withdraw the case mentioning the compromise then the same will be a binding impact on him,

2. you can enter into a memorandum of understanding with him, which will contain the complete terms and conditions and can be made part of the court case,

3. people break the law, what is the value of the statement,

any agreement/statement can be breached

See you can record a settlement stating husband has accepted his faults and wrong doings know for sake of family you both has settled mutually through family in case if husbands repeats such things in future it will be open for you to file fresh cases against him. 

With such condition it is for sure, he will back step once case withdrawn. DV/MAINTAINANCE can file again but if criminal case withdrawn on the basis of settlement, will not reinstate.

And if DV/MAINTAINANCE withdraw than should be with the liberty of court to file fresh in case husband duped you. Try 6 months than only proceed, can take long date in cases. 

1. You can take statement that " I accept my Mistakes and allegations mentioned in the complaint and will not repeat any such behaviour in future and ready to take you back with me and if repeat the mistakes then you are free to make new complaint against me". 

2. Yes people generally breach these type of agreements and you can make fresh complaint if your husband repeat the behaviour of domestic violence against you.