Supreme Court of India
Suneet Gupta v. Anil Triloknath Sharma & Ors.
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For the foregoing reasons, in our view, the order passed by the High Court is in consonance with law and requires no G interference.
Judgment, page 14
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Companies Act, 1956/Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973; S. 482: Quashing of FIR - Differences amongst partners - One partner leaving partnership firm joining another firm - Disputes regarding payment from third party, the principal - Fl.R. - Initiation of criminal case against outgoing partners and other, respondents - Filing of petition uls.482 of the Code for quashing of FI. R. - Dispute - Nature of- Civil/Criminal - Held: High Court rightly considered the facts in their proper perspective quashing criminal proceedings against respondents - Disputes related to settlement of account between…
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