JUDGMENT

Anup Jairam Bhambhani J.

1. The present suit has been filed as an ordinary civil suit.

2. Vide last order dated 29.02.2024, Mr. Siddharth Yadav, learned senior counsel appearing for the plaintiffs was queried as to why the present suit should not be treated as a `commercial suit, under the provisions of the Commercial Courts Act 2015 (`Commercial Courts Act.), since the claims made by way of the suit appear to arise from a partnership agreement. Mr. Yadav was heard in the matter on 29.02.2024; and had sought further time to cite certain judicial precedents.

3. Mr. Yadav argues that the suit is maintainable as an ordinary civil suit.

4. It is the submission of learned senior counsel, that the subject matter of the present suit are the sale proceeds of property bearing No.249-A, Udyog Vihar, Phase-IV, Gurugram, Haryana which property was at one stage property of the partnership firm. He submits however, that once the sale proceeds were credited to the personal account of the plaintiffs' father/husband (who was one of the partners of the partnership firm), the character of the funds changed, and it can no longer be said that the funds relate to the partnership firm or that the cla