Notwithstanding anything contained in the agreement between partners, any partner may cause to dissolve the firm for specific reasons and particularly in the following circumstances;
(a) If a partner has become incapable of performing his/her duties of the firm as referred to in the agreement; or
(b) If any other partner fails to pay the amount to be paid to the firm, or if he/she transfers his/her/ interest in the firm to a third party
without the consent of all the other partners; or
(c) If the interest of any other partner is attached (Bhari Bharau) by the court; or
(d) If a partner commits an act of fraud or an act of serious recklessness in the business of the firm; or
(e) If a penalty of imprisonment is imposed to any other partner.