As per case facts, a family partnership dispute arose between the plaintiff (Manohar Lal Sood) and defendant No.1 (Moksh Lata, appellant) concerning the dissolution of M/s Shankar Dass & Sons ... and settlement of accounts. The plaintiff alleged misuse of firm documents by the appellant. The Trial Court decreed dissolution and account rendition, affirmed by the First Appellate Court. The appellant appealed to the High Court, challenging the suit's maintainability due to the firm not being a party, its unregistered status, an arbitration clause, and the nature of the dissolution notice. An application for additional evidence (an alleged agreement) was also moved. The question arose whether the suit was maintainable despite technical objections and if the additional evidence was admissible. Finally, the High Court affirmed the suit's maintainability, set the dissolution date as 30.09.2008 based on the plaintiff's notice, and rejected the additional evidence application due to its suspicious nature and lack of foundational pleadings, dismissing the appeal.