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Non Intimation To Registrar About Reconstitution
24-Jun-2025 (In Civil Law)
We have a registred firm which are reconstituted adress and changes in partner..... Can we have legal standing in court for recovery suit against third party
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Yes, absolutely. Under Indian law, specifically the Indian Partnership Act, 1932, a reconstituted firm with changes in address and partners retains its legal identity and standing. The reconstitution, as long as it's properly documented and registered (if applicable to the type of firm), does not dissolve the original firm but rather continues it in a modified form. Therefore, the reconstituted firm, through its authorized partners, can certainly initiate and pursue a recovery suit against a third party, as its contractual rights and liabilities remain intact.
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