Arbitration Act 1940 Section 21 Partnership Act (IX of 1932), Section 4 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908) Section 151 In the case of a dispute resolution agreement between the partners, the arbitral court has appointed the defendant as the recipient. After serving due notice to the plaintiff, the request of the interlocutor to call the facts of the partnership business was not disputed, but when filing a written statement citing specific documents, he neither entered nor responded to it. The affidavit was filed Partnership work specifically states that the dispute between the partners In the event of a partnership business, the parties must send the matter to the arbitrator under the Arbitration Act, 1940, and the award of such arbitration shall be final and binding on all partners. The plaintiff filed a lawsuit on behalf of the public official taking over the business Partnership and the defendants' interference was barred by the government's interference, after which, claiming to be the tenant of the undercover residential house, Section 151. Applying the order under the CPC, the court approved the order passed for the appointment of a government official. Therefore, the call for and order restraining interference initially appeared. Defective alliance between the defendant and the defendant, because the provisions of section 151, CPC may create unnecessary disadvantages and barriers in the cases filed in the plaintiff's case, and such application is also not necessary for the elimination of justice and There is no content to prevent abuse. Unable to request a court
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