Supreme Court of India
Gajendra Narain Singh v. Johri Mal Prahlad Rai
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er,ution-Partnership firm-Summons on individual ·pa.rtner-Mainta.inability-Omle of Civil ProooJ.ure 1908 (Act V of 1908), Or. 30, rr. 6, 7; Or. 21, r. 50. The respondent-plaintiff sued the firm of M/s. Tirhut Umbrella Works in the Bombay City Civil Court for a decree for Rs. 20,320/·. The summor.s h the suit was served on the appellant as a partner of the firm. The appellant appeared in the Civil Court through an advocate without protest and obtained an adjournment for filing a written statement. Later the advocate sought leave to withdraw the appearance on the ground that the appellant was
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