Supreme Court of India
Sachin Jaiswal v. M/s Hotel Alka Raje & Other
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Issue for Consideration Whether the High Court was justified in holding that the Hotel constructed by the late father of the appellant on the property which he had bought in 1965, was his contribution to the firm and thus, the same was brought on to the stock of the firm and would become the ‘property of the firm’ as per Section 14, Partnership Act. Headnotes† Partnership Act, 1932 – s.14 – Interpretation – Late father of the appellant, if had brought the property in question to the stock of the partnership firm as his contribution to the same: Held: s.14 enables a partner to bring a property
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