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Indian Partnership Act, 1932
Unit 1 General nature of partnership
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Partnership
The relation between persons who have
agreed
to carry on a
business
for
profit
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Elements of Partnership
Association
of persons
Agreement
to share
profits
Existence
of
business
Business
carried on
acting
for
all
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Persons who have entered into partnership are called
partners
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Agreement in Partnership
Must be
express
or implied
Can be
written
or
oral
Binding
contract
between partners
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Partner is the
principal
as well as the
agent
of all other partners
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True test of partnership
Existence
of
agreement
between
all persons
concerned<|>
Sharing
of
profits
of
business
carried on by
all
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Kinds of Partnership
General
Partnership
Particular Partnership
Partnership at will
Partnership for fixed time
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General Partnership
No
fixed
period
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Particular Partnership
Created for a specific
undertaking
or
adventure
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Types of Partners
Active/
Ostensible
Partner
Dormant
Partner
Nominal
Partner
Partner in
profits
only
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Active/
Ostensible
Partner
Participates
actively
in the
conduct
of the partnership business
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Dormant
Partner
Does not actively take part in the
conduct
of the partnership business
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Nominal Partner
Leads his name to the firm without having any real interest in the business
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Nominal
partners are not entitled to share
profits
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Nominal
partners are not liable to
third
parties for all acts of the business
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Partner in profits only
Entitled to share
profits
only, not liable for
losses
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Partner in profits only is not liable to
third
parties for
all
acts of the business
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Admission of a new partner requires the
consent
of all
existing
partners
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Retirement
of a partner does not affect the
liability
of the firm for acts done
before
retirement
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A person
representing
himself as a partner is
liable
like a partner in the firm
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