PARTNERSHIP DEED & DISPUTE OF PROFIT BETWEEN PARTNERS
PARTNERSHIP DEED & DISPUTE OF PROFIT BETWEEN PARTNERS Shubham Budhiraja [1] A partnership deed constituted in year 1986 which was re-constituted via deed dated 1992 and it was stated in 1992 deed that if plaintiff failed to maintain 50,000 capital in firm then his profit would reduce from 50% to 10% In year 1995, the deed was again re-constituted and some other partners stating that plaintiff 1 & 2 entitle to 25% each which again makes them 50% each. In 2004, dispute arose between the partners whereby defendant denied the 25% each share of plaintiff’s as a mistake and resolution passed by firm to expel the plaintiff’s from the firm Thus, plaintiff filed suit for rendition of accounts and claiming 50% of share in partnership firm whereas trial court held that plaintiff entitled only to 10% of accounts and plaintiff should also add partnership firm as necessary party for final decree. The HC dismissed the RFA under section 96 and thus SLP. The Supreme Court has held that