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yasmin parbatani (Lawyer)     25 November 2021

Partnership

My mother-in-law, my brother-in-law and my husband were partners in a partnership firm. The premise was rented in mother-in-law's name. My husband and my brother-in-law were working partners. The goods will rights belonged to the firm. My husband died in 2006 and after his death I had to leave the joint family house because of violence from my brother-in-law. I had filed a case in arbitration board of my community as there was a clause in the partnership  deed where in case there was any dispute, partners will go to arbitration. But the arbitraters were influenced by my mother-in-law and brother-in-law. They didn't give a response. My mother-in-law died in 2010. Recently I came to know that my brother-in-law, without any settlement, named the firm in his own name as proprietor. How I can get my and my daughters' name in the firm in place of my husband? Can I file a criminal case against my brother-in-law?



Quick Summary
This discussion concerns a complex partnership dispute following the death of a husband. The original partnership involved the mother-in-law, brother-in-law, and husband. After the husband's passing and subsequent family conflict, the wife faced issues with the partnership and arbitration. Now, the brother-in-law has allegedly taken over the firm as proprietor without settlement, and the wife seeks to understand how to claim her and her daughter's rightful share and if a criminal case is possible.

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Shashi Dhara   25 November 2021

Approach civil court by engaging civil  advocate .

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SHIRISH PAWAR, 7738990900 (Advocate)     25 November 2021

Hello,

You have to check the arbitration proceedings. If the award is passed then you can challenge the same in District or High Court. 


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