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Partnership and Business Law
1,019 Questions
Test your knowledge of partnership regulations and business law with these practice questions. The topics include the rights of minor partners, firm dissolution, retirement rules, and public notices. This material is crucial for law exams and legal studies.
Rights of minor partnersPublic notice requirementsFirm dissolution rulesPartner retirementHolding out partner principlePartnership deed provisions
Partnership and Business Law Questions
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Dissolution by agreement
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Compulsory dissolution
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Dissolution in the happening of certain contingency
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Dissolution by leaving insolvent partner
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None of the above
D
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Explanation
Option (4) is correct: Leaving of firm by insolvent partner doesn’t result into dissolution of firm.
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the accounts are settled
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partners' dues are paid off
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a public notice is given
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the registrar strikes off the name
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All of the above
C
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Explanation
Option (3) is correct: On dissolution, the partners remain liable till a public notice is given by the outgoing partner or by the firm.
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all the partners
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any partner
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none of the partners
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some of the partners
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majority of the partners
A
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Explanation
Option (1) is correct: If any person wants to be partner of a firm, consent of all the partners is a must under section 31 of the act.
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dissolving the firm
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continuance of the business of the firm
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his heirs joining the firm
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computation of profits up to the date of death
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All of above
A
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Explanation
Option (1) is correct: If any partner dies, it results in dissolution of the firm.
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(1) and (4)
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(2) and (3)
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(1) only
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(4) only
B
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Explanation
Under the Indian Partnership Act 1932, in the absence of an agreement, a partner has the right to participate in the conduct and management of the business (Statement 2) and share profits equally with other partners (Statement 3). A partner cannot claim remuneration for management (Statement 1) without an agreement, and cannot pledge partnership property for personal debts (Statement 4) - that would require specific authority. Therefore, only statements 2 and 3 are correct.
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charged from the partners
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charged from profit
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not charged from the partners
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None of these
C
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Explanation
It is not charged from partners in the absence of partnership deed or agreement.
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charges against profit.
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appropriation out of profits.
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charges against assets
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none of these
B
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Explanation
It is an appropriation out of profits, because it is a distribution out of the net profit and not paid in case of loss.
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revaluation A/c
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partner's capital A/c
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partner's loan A/c
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none of above
A
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Explanation
It is a liability created on admission of a partner, so it is debited to revaluation A/c, because new partner has no concern with this liability.
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location
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number of partners
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quality
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efficient management
B
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Explanation
It is not affected by number of partners, since even if there are more number of partners, they don't make efforts, goodwill is not earned.
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in equal ratio
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in the capital sharing ratio
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in the profit sharing ratio
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none of the above
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dissolution of partnership
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dissolution of firm
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both dissolution of partnership and firm
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neither dissolution of partnership nor firm
C
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Explanation
A partnership requires at least two people to exist. If three out of four partners die, the partnership is dissolved, and since only one person remains, the firm itself cannot continue as a partnership and is also dissolved.
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partnership
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firm
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business
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agency
B
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Explanation
The persons entering into some partnership with each other are known as partners and collectively as firm.
Business is an activity which can be carried by sole trader, partners, company, etc. and agency is the relationship where one person authorises other to act on his behalf.
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A money lender sharing a part of profits in addition to interest
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An agent getting a share in addition to his commission
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Widow of a partner getting annuity from firm
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Sharing of profits between two college friends carrying a part-time business
D
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Explanation
It does not matter whether the business is part-time or full-time. The sharing of profits constitutes an element of partnership.
Though all others are getting a part of profits, but are not partners.
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When a partner becomes insolvent, he ceases to be the partner of firm.
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A firm automatically dissolves in the absence of contrary contract.
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No public notice is required to be given for such act.
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None of these