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प्रश्न
Justify the following statement.
Active partners take active part in day to day management of partnership firm.
उत्तर
- An active partner is also called a working partner. He brings in capital and also takes an active part in the business of the firm.
- He has unlimited liability and shares the profits and losses of the firm.
- He is also called a managing partner.
- Thus, active partners take an active part in the day to day management of the partnership firm.
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State True or False:
Partnership agreement may be oral or written.
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Answer in one sentence.
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Answer in one sentence.
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Answer in one sentence.
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Correct the underlined word and rewrite the following sentence.
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Indian Partnership Act, 1940 is applicable in India.
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Explain different types of Partners.
Answer in one sentence.
What is Quasi Partner?
Answer in one sentence.
What is Quasi Partner?
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What is Quasi Partner?
Answer in one sentence.
What is Quasi Partner?
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What is Quasi Partner?
What is Quasi partner?
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What is Quasi Partner?
Mr. Sawant a Chartered Accountant by profession and Mrs. Tambe, an Architect by profession running a firm namely ‘ST Firms’ in Nagpur.
- Identify the form of business organisation in the above example.
- Is it a registered organisation?
- What is the Profession of Mr. Sawant?
