S.MURTAZA FAZAL ALI, JANKI NATH BHAT, JASWANT SINGH
Sheikh Gh. Ahmad – Appellant
Versus
Sheikh Mohd. Iqbal – Respondent
2. A suit for dissolution of partnership and rendition of accounts was instituted by the plaintiff-respondents against the defendant-petitioner in the Court of the Sub-Judge, Ramban, on the following facts: that the plaintiffs and the defendant by means of a partnership deed dated 3rd January, 1969 registered by the Sub-Registrar, Ramban on the same date, became partners in a truck No. JKA-6591, Model 1962, in equal shares; that the plaintiffs had invested Rs. 14,000 as their share of the business; but the truck was being driven by the defendant and he had to render accounts towards the plaintiff No. 1 but as no accounts were rendered by the defendant, a suit for dissolution of partnership and rendition of accounts was instituted.
3. We need not go into the pleas taken on the merits of the case by the defendant but as an additional plea, it was asserted by him that a route permit could not be transferred in favour of anybody and in the partnership deed the route permit also was transferred, therefore the partner
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