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Partnership dispute

3 articlesLatest August 2026
Award set aside for exceeding arbitral reference and reconstituting partnership; Section 69 Partnership Act does not preclude arbitration without dissolution plea | Calcutta HC
Case Law Analysis
|Calcutta High Court

Award set aside for exceeding arbitral reference and reconstituting partnership; Section 69 Partnership Act does not preclude arbitration without dissolution plea | Calcutta HC

The Calcutta High Court nullified an arbitral award that overstepped its mandate by reshaping the partners’ business, deeming such excess a breach of public policy. It further held that Section 69 of the Partnership Act does not forbid arbitration merely because no dissolution plea was filed, guiding future partnership arbitrations.

MP HC Upholds Kompetenz-Kompetenz | Arbitrator Decides Limitation/Jurisdiction Under Section 11(6) : MP HC
Case Law Analysis
|Madhya Pradesh High Court

MP HC Upholds Kompetenz-Kompetenz | Arbitrator Decides Limitation/Jurisdiction Under Section 11(6) : MP HC

Madhya Pradesh High Court appointed an arbitrator under Section 11(6) of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, ruling that threshold issues such as limitation and jurisdiction must be decided by the arbitrator under the doctrine of kompetenz-kompetenz. The decision reinforces the arbitral tribunal's authority to rule on its own jurisdiction, impacting parties in partnership disputes invoking arbitration clauses.

Section 9 Arbitration Act | Bombay HC Preserves Partnership Assets for Legal Heir Pending Arbitration : Bombay HC
Case Law Analysis
|Bombay High Court

Section 9 Arbitration Act | Bombay HC Preserves Partnership Assets for Legal Heir Pending Arbitration : Bombay HC

Bombay HC grants interim relief under Section 9 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, preserving the assets and accounts of M/s. Radio Restaurant pending arbitration. The court directs respondents to disclose assets, produce financial records, and deposit profits, appointing a receiver to prevent dissipation of the deceased partner's 25% share.