MST. RUKHSANA BANO versus ABDUL QADIR
A. VIII, R2 Arbitration Act (X of 1940), After the death of plaintiffs' interests for the trial of Articles 6 and 34, Plaintiffs filed a renewal of the accounts, requesting that interest be paid. After the death of his predecessor in the KK plaintiff, he was excluded from the dissolution partnership arrangement and was not presenting the accounts under which the partnership agreement was contained. Arbitration clause, the present case could not go ahead and the dispute should be referred to the arbitration council for the plaintiffs, on the other hand it has been claimed that there is no dispute between the partners in the interests of the plaintiff and the present person in the interests of the present person. does not exist. After the dissolution of the partnership, the question for the reef, which is the case for the interpretation of the accounts, was not found to be proceeding to arbitration. The validity was present only in the two partner firms, one was in the interest of the plaintiff and the other defendant and the plaintiff. In the interests of the predecessor there was no dispute between them during the lifetime of the predecessor. Acknowledged that nothing is in the record to show that after the death of the plaintiff's predecessor in interest, the plaintiffs entered into the partnership or were satisfied with such a position as a partner, in their agreement. The source, cannot inherit legal inheritance or the partnership of the legal representatives was not a matter of status; it is a matter: the matter of agreement, the arbitration clause cannot be imposed on them because the plaintiff is merely Enforcing his own personal interests, which he inherited in the interest of his predecessor, and being the legal heir of the deceased partner Could not force arbitration from filed by defendant
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