Supreme Court of India
V. Narasimha Raju v. V. Gurumurthy Raju and Oth.t£rs
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Arbitration-Agreement of ref erence-Oonsideratiori found unlawful-Legality af the award-Agreement for arbitration on withdrawal of criminal case-Public policy-Indian Oontract Act, 1872 (9 of 1872); s.23. In respect of a business which the appellant and the first respondent were carrying on in partnership along with others till September 15,1942, the first respondent demanded that the account should be made and the profits divided between the partners. Disputes arose when dividing the profits that whereas the first respondent claimed for himself alone the amount due to him and the fourth
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