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X, Y and Z are partners in an unregistered firm. X steals the property of the firm. Y filed a suit against X. X resisted Ys claim on the plea that the firm was not registered Will Y succeed?

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Solution

Solution: Section to which the given problem relates: Section 69(1).
Decision: Yes.
Reason: Section 69(1) prohibits the institution of civil suit and not the criminal suit.

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