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Q.In a partnership firm, unless the Deed provides otherwise, the liability of each partner for the firm's debts is:

(a) Limited to the capital contributed
(b) Limited to a fixed amount set by the senior-most partner
(c) Unlimited and joint with the other partners
(d) Restricted to the partner's own share of profits only
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One of the essential features of partnership (drawn from Section 4 and the general scheme of the Indian Partnership Act, 1932) is that every partner's liability for the firm's debts is unlimited, and it is joint and several with the other partners — a creditor of the firm can recover the entire outstanding debt from the personal assets of even a single partner, who may then seek contribution from the rest. Options (a) and (d) describe the kind of limited liability found in a company (limited to shares held) or in a minor admitted to the benefits of partnership (limited to his …

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