MUHAMMAD SALEEM versus M.YOUSAF ADI SALEEM & CO. THROUGH MUHAMMAD YOUSAF ADIL
Section 10 of the Special Relations Act (Constitution of 1877), Sections 42 and 54 has been established in place of the obligation of the two parties to declare the contract of appointment of the chief executive of the partnership firm to the board of directors. As a result of a firm and interference in this case, the resolution to stop being presented as a partner is to be declared a fake / invalid and the plaintiff chief executive should take any action on that basis. To prevent or interfere with defendant's business and to recover damages. In contravention of its goodwill application by the plaintiff chief executive under section 10, CPC, the main dispute in both cases between the parties to prevent proceedings in the lawsuit filed by the defendant was such resolution Was born, which the plaintiff alleged in his subsequent case. The hypothetical dispute involved in the previous lawsuit was the appointment of the plaintiff as chief executive, removing the defendant from the board's membership; the real issues between the parties were about matters based on the board's contract on which the plaintiff was sued. Was charged, while both defendants were in the same party regarding significant disputes in the suit. The matter of the sensible subject, thus, matters would be the same, both such suits could not run concurrently.
