Supreme Court of India
Purushottam and Anr v. Shivraj Fine Art Litho Works and Ors
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Indian Partnership Act, Section 69(2)-bar under-scope ofexplained The question involved in the instant appeal was whether a suit by an unregistered firm to enforce a right not arising from a contract to which it was a party or arising from a contract entered into by it in connection with its business, but for the enforcement of a right arising out of a contract entered into by its partner when the firm was his proprietary concern which he continued to the partnership when constituted was maintainable against third party and not barred under the provisions of section 69(2) of the Indian
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