Rule 2 of CPC : Rule 2: Disclosure of partners ' names.
CPC
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: A suit is filed by a partnership firm named "Sharma & Sons" against a supplier for breach of contract.
Details:
- Plaintiffs: Sharma & Sons (a partnership firm)
- Defendant: ABC Suppliers
Application of Rule 2:
- Demand for Disclosure: ABC Suppliers, the defendant, demands in writing that Sharma & Sons disclose the names and places of residence of all partners constituting the firm.
- Compliance: The plaintiffs (Sharma & Sons) or their pleader must promptly provide a written declaration listing all partners, e.g., Rajesh Sharma (residing in Delhi), Suresh Sharma (residing in Mumbai), and Anil Sharma (residing in Bangalore).
- Failure to Comply: If Sharma & Sons fail to provide this information, ABC Suppliers can apply to the court to stay the proceedings until the information is disclosed.
- Proceeding with Suit: Once the names are disclosed, the sui...
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