Arun Kumar Goel, (Retd.) President— Respondent is duly served as per office report. He is neither present nor is represented by anyone.

2. We have heard the learned counsel for the appellant and with his assistance have also examined the record of complaint file.

3. As per averments made in the complaint in it paragraph 2, case of the appellant is, that on 8th July, 2003 a Deed of Partnership was signed between the parties whereby business in the field of education was set up by them. Copy of partnership was enclosed as annexure C1 with the complaint. According to her, in terms of annexure C1, she handed over a cheque of Rs.40,000 to the respondent, this was towards her capital investment. Her further case was, that if any partner desired to retire from the business, this could be done by giving three months notice. This amount was to carry capital interest at the rate of 18% per annum. Appellant was also discharging her duties as a tutor in the subjects of Chemistry, Personal Development, and was attending for Front Officer Counseling. Her salary was fixed at Rs. 5,000 per month. She was allowed to attend classes on English speaking course as a student for a nominal co