By consent of all other partners

By agreement

By notice in case of partnership at will

By one's own choice or liking

None of the above

A third party is not barred from bringing an action against an unregistered firm.

A suit by an unregistered firm for the recovery of the price of goods obtained by fraud is maintainable under section 69.

An action for the tort of passing off by an unregistered firm against a third party is not permissible.

The right to file a suit for eviction of a tenant under the Transfer of Property Act is a statutory right and an unregistered firm can file an eviction suit.

None of the above

Dissolution by agreement

Compulsory dissolution

Dissolution by court

Dissolution by minor through a guardian

None of the above

An expelled partner

A retired partner

An insolvent partner

A deceased partner

None of the above

Unsoundness of mind

Misconduct

Persistent breach of agreement

Death or insolvency of a partner

None of the above

all the partners of the firm who were its partners at the time of the accrual of cause of action

all the partners of the firm who are its partners at the time of institution of the suit

all the partners filing the suit

all the partners of the firm when partnership came into existence

None of the above

The courts can see that the power of expulsion of a partner is exercised in good faith in the interest of the firm.

Expulsion of a partner who has been held guilty of an offence has been considered to be justified.

A partner convicted for travelling without a ticket with intent to avoid payment could be expelled on that ground.

The liability of an expelled partner is not the same as that of a retired partner.

None of the above

the date of his joining the firm, i.e. admission

the date when the firm came into existence

the date of his joining the firm, i.e. admission, but he could agree to be liable for the acts of firm done before his admission

the date of his joining the firm, i.e. admission, but he could be made liable for the acts of firm done before his admission when a fraud has been committed by the firm

Both 3 and 4

The partnership between the remaining partners can continue after the retirement of a partner, but for that there must be at least two remaining partners to continue the business.

There cannot be any retirement from liability for wrongful acts.

A retired partner remains liable for all the acts of the firm done before and up to the date of the retirement.

A retiring partner cannot make an arrangement with his co-partners under which he is released from liability for outstanding debts.

None of the above

the duration of the firm

signatures of all the partners

the date when each partner joined the firm

specific shares of the partners of the firm

None of the above

Duty of utmost good faith

Duty to carry on business to the greatest common advantage

Duty to render true accounts and full information

Duty to contribute funds or capital for the firm’s business

None of the above

by the consent of all the partners

by the consent of all the partners, but subject to contract between the partners

by the consent of all the partners, but subject to the contract between the partners and to the provisions of section 30

by the consent of majority of the partners, but subject to contract between the partners and to the provisions of section 30

None of the above

Section 8

Section 9

Section 10

Section 11

Section 12

in the official gazette

in one vernacular newspaper circulating in the district where the firm has its principal place of business

to the registrar of firms

All of the above

Both 1 and 3

Incompetence for business

Ordinary partnership squabbles

Misuse of partnership funds for payment of personal debts

Persistent breach of agreement

All of the above