Supreme Court of India
V.R. Dalal & Ors. v. Yougendra Naranji Thakkar & Anr.
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Penal Code, 1860; Ss.405 & 420/Partnership Act, 1932: Criminal complaint by a partner against other partners of dissolved firm for committing the offence of criminal breach c of trust - Justification of - Held: Not justified - Once the part- nership deed was cancelled, question of any wrongful act on the part of partners did not arise - When the firm has been cancelled from its very inception, the question of depriving the claimant, partner from any benefit therefrom does not arise ... - Moreover, ingredients of criminal breach of trust and also of s.420 were absent in the instant case -
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