Q.A partnership formed with no fixed duration agreed between the partners, and with no provision made for how it is to be determined, is called:
(A) A Particular Partnership
(B) A Limited Liability Partnership
(C) A Partnership at Will (Section 7)
(D) A Statutory Partnership

Section 7 specifically names this kind of open-ended partnership, dissolvable by any partner's own notice.

Why (C) is correct: Section 7 defines a Partnership at Will as one where no fixed period has been agreed for the duration of the partnership, and no provision is made for its determination in any other way — such a partnership may be dissolved by any partner giving notice in writing to all the others.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• (A) A Particular Partnership (Section 8) is formed for one specific undertaking or adventure and dissolves automatically on its completion — the opposite of the open-ended situation described in the question. …

Students sometimes confuse Partnership at Will with a partnership that simply has NOT yet fixed its duration in writing but has some other implicit understanding — the test is precisely whether NO provision at …