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SEPARATION AGREEMENT

This Separation Agreement is made at Panchkula on 2 April 2026 between:

Vikram Chopra, of House No. 1103, Sector 15, Panchkula 134113 (the "Husband"); and

Ritika Chopra, of House No. 340, Sector 9, Panchkula 134109 (the "Wife").

BACKGROUND

A. The Husband and the Wife were married on 1 April 2026 at Chandigarh.

B. The Husband and the Wife have lived, or will live, apart from 2 April 2026 and have agreed on the terms below. They are not divorcing by this Agreement.

THE PARTIES AGREE AS FOLLOWS:

1. 1. Living apart. The Husband and the Wife will live separately from 2 April 2026. Each will live free from interference by the other, and neither will harass, threaten or molest the other, or approach the other's home, workplace or family in a way that causes annoyance.

1. 2. Home and belongings. The Husband will keep living in the house at Sector 15, Panchkula. The Wife will live at Sector 9, Panchkula. The Wife will take her stridhan and jewellery listed in a schedule signed by both. Household goods are divided as the parties have agreed in writing.

1. 3. Children. The two children, Aarav (7) and Mehar (4), will live with the Wife. The Husband will see them every second Saturday and Sunday and for half of the school holidays. Both parents will decide major matters of schooling and health together. The parties understand that a court decides what is best for the children and may change these arrangements; nothing in this Agreement limits the court.

1. 4. Money. The Husband will pay the Wife Rs 25,000 a month by the 7th of each month, towards the Wife's and the children's expenses, and the children's school fees directly to the school. The Wife claims nothing more for now.

1. 5. Debts. Each party is responsible for the debts and liabilities that party takes on after the date of separation, and will not hold the other responsible for them.

1. 6. The marriage continues. This Agreement does not end the marriage, and the Husband and the Wife remain married. Neither will marry again while the marriage subsists.

1. 7. No admission. Nothing in this Agreement is an admission by either party of fault, and neither will use it against the other as proof of fault.

1. 8. Rights to go to court. This Agreement does not stop either party from asking a court for divorce, judicial separation, maintenance or any other relief the law allows, or from asking a court to change the arrangements for the children. Money paid under clause 4 will be counted by the parties and the court in any later claim.

1. 9. Living together again. If the parties choose to live together again, they will tell each other in writing, and the terms of clauses 1, 2 and 4 will then end. The rest of this Agreement will stay on record as the parties' account of what was agreed.

1. 10. Settling disagreements. If a disagreement arises, the parties will first try to settle it by talking, with a mediator or a family member they both trust, before going to court.