(ii) Where in course of the conciliation proceeding a settlement is arrived at with respect to whole or part of the dispute on receipt of the settlement papers the Judge shall pronounce the decree/order in terms thereof with respect to whole or part of the dispute, as the case may be, unless he considers the terms as unconscionable or unlawful.
(iii) Where the parties fail to arrive at any settlement, the Judge shall fix the case for evidence and the date so fixed prepare memorandum of substance of evidence as provided under Section 15 of the Act.
(iv) (a) on the request of either party, and if the Judge thinks it fit and proper, the evidence may be permitted to be recorded on a Tape-recorder.
(b) Such evidence recorded on tape shall be part of the record and kept in safe-custody of the Court.
(c) Where an appeal or revision is filed against the Judgment of the court, a party may apply for transcript copy of such evidence, which shall be supplied to him on payment of the prescribed fee.
Section 12 • Family Courts (Patna High Court) Rules, 2000
12. Proceedings in Court.
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