Supreme Court of India
Kamal Pushp Enterprises v. D.R. Construction Company
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Partnership Act, 1932 : Section 69-Unregisteredfirm-Prohibition against-Scope and extent of prohibition. Agreement between appellant and respondent-Respondent an unregis tered firm-Dispute between appellant and respondent-Reference to Arbitra tor at the instance of appellant-Award in favour of respondent-Proceedings for making the award rule of Court-Objection by appellant that respondent cannot defend proceedings in view of the bar contained under Section 69- Held not maintainable-Prohibition contained in Section 69 is in respect of instituting a proceeding to enforce a right arising under…
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- 2016 M/s Umesh Goel v. Himachal Pradesh Cooperative Group Housing Society Ltd.
- 2014 International Amusement Limited v. India Trade Promotion Organisation &anr.
Of those, 2 relied on
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