Based on the provided information, I found several judgments from the Supreme Court of related to marital compromise and criminal proceedings. Here are some relevant judgments and their summaries:

1. "Settlements in matrimonial matters invariably end multiple legal proceedings, including criminal proceedings in different courts and at diverse" - This judgment emphasizes that settlements in matrimonial matters often conclude various legal proceedings, including criminal matters.

2. "In such a case the High Court may quash the criminal proceeding if in view of the compromise between the disputants, the possibility of a compromise" - This judgment highlights the possibility of the High Court quashing criminal proceedings when there is a compromise between the parties involved.

3. "The Bench of Justice Chandra Kumar Rai observed thus as it quashed criminal proceedings initiated by an FIR lodged by the wife against the..." - This judgment reflects a scenario where a High Court quashed criminal proceedings initiated by one party against the other after reaching a compromise.

Regarding the judgments from the Rajasthan High, I didn't find specific references related to marital compromise and criminal proceedings in the provided search. However, it's important to note that the legal implications of a compromise in a marriage or relationship may vary based on the specific circumstances and jurisdiction. Therefore, it's advisable to with a legal expert who is familiar with the laws and precedents in the relevant jurisdiction.

If you require further assistance or specific from the judgments, feel free to let me know.