Supreme Court held that if one partner is carrying on business with the help of assets of the firm, until a settlement is made, then the outgoing partner would have the right to seek account and share of profits which he might earn on his share of the assets of the business.and a share in the profits which might be derived from his share in the assets of the firm. In the bench constituted with Chief Justice DY Chandrachud and Justices JB Pardiwala and Manoj Misra observed that, the profits earned by an entity on account of the newly acquired assets of a partnership firm out from operation of the partnership business without consent of the outgoing partner, the said profits would be apportioned to the outgoing partner in proportion of his share in the assets.The case relates to the question of dissolution account of a The firm dissolution was due to allegation made by one of the partner (the plaintiff) of embezzlement of portion of the funds from the firm against his/her wish. The main question to be addressed relates to the allocation of capital and revenue after dissolution and the obligations of partners on the firm’s assets.