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M/s Umesh Goel v. Himachal Pradesh Cooperative Group Housing Society Ltd.

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Bench Fakkir Mohamed Ibrahim Kalifulla and C. Nagappan JJ.
Decided 29 June 2016
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Partnership Act, 1932 - s.69(3) - Scope and ambit of - Whether the ban imposed u!s.69 against an unregistered firm can operate in the matter of arbitral proceedings by interpreting that the expression "other proceedings" in sub-section (3) of s.69 will include arbitral proceedings by equating the arbitral proceeding to a suit filed in a Court - Held: The ban imposed u!s.69 can have. no application to arbitral proceedings or arbitration award - Such proceeding will not come under the expression "other proceedings" in sub-section (3) of s.69 - Expressions couched in sub-section (3) cannot have…

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