Supreme Court of India
Rajendran and Others v. Shankar Sundaram and Others
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 - 0. 38 r. 5 - Attachment before judgment -Application for, against partnership firm and its partners - Challenge to, on the ground that borrower was c not a partner and borrowal of money was not for the benefit of the firm - Held: All of them were partners at the relevant time - Plaintiff could enforce his claim against the firm as a/so its partners - Lender filed application for attachment to protect his interest in the event suit is decreed - Cburt was to form prima facie opinion at that stage without going into the correctness of the contentions raised - On
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