M.R.VERMA
RAJESH KUMAR BANSAL – Appellant
Versus
COUNTRYSIDE BUILDERS – Respondent
2. Brief facts leading to the presentation of these applications are that the plaintiff has instituted the suit against the defendants for dissolution of partnership firm (defendant No. 1), for rendition of accounts etc. The suit is at the initial stage. Before filing the written statement, defendant No. 2 filed OMP No. 179 of 2004 averring therein that the deed of partnership between the parties contain an arbitration clause that any dispute that may arise amongst the partners pertaining to the affairs of the partnership shall be referred to the arbitration of an arbitrator whose decision shall be final and binding on the partners, therefore, in view of this arbitration clause, the dispute is required to be referred to the arbitrator.
3. On the basis of similar averments, OMP No. 195/2004 has been filed by defendants No. 3 and 4.
4. The applications have been resisted by the plaintiff on the grounds that Clause 12 of the partnership de
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