Yes, a proprietorship firm can file a money suit against a company. The proprietor of the firm can duly file the money suit which is civil in nature

yes proprietorship firm can file money suit against company under order XXXVII of CPC .

Yes why not? A proprietorship firm incurs no disqualification from availing it's civil remedies.

Hi, yes proprietorship firm can file a money suit against company but limitation for filing suit is 3 years form the date of due.

1. Yes, a proprietorship firm can very well file a money suit against a Company claiming dues,

2. The said suit shgall have to be filed as per the act and with in the limitation period of 3 years.

1) the cause title of suit has to be as under Mr X sole proprietor Y firm .

2) in the body of the plaint it has to be mentioned who is the proprietor of sole proprietorship and who has signed the plaint on behalf of sole proprietorship firm

3) A sole proprietorship firm is not a legal entity which can sue or be sued in its own name. Such suit relating to or against the affairs or claims of a proprietorship concern has to be brought or made against the person who is the sole proprietor of the firm.

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the civil suit can be filed by the name of the Sole proprietor and not by the firm.

both the above mentioned judgments clearly held.

being the owner of the firm/proprietor firm the proprietor have all right to fight the cases but he should be a party of the case and not the firm.

1. The applicant's name should be written first after which it is to be written "Pro...........", in the cause title,

2. In this case the parson being the proprietor of his proprietory firm is the suitor, as the proprietory firm, not being a Company does not have a seperate legal identity separating it from its proprietor.