The non-registration does not affect the following rights of a firm: (a) Suit for Dissolution (b) Right of an official receiver or official assignee (c) Right to Claim a set-off where the subject-matter of the suit does not exceed Rs. 100 in value.

After providing certificate, the registrar shall record an entry in the register of firms. So, it is the conclusive evidence of registration of firm.

Any majority of the partners is authorised for expulsion of a partner from the firm.

Firm is not bound by the acts done fraudulently or negligently as a partner is doing fraud on his own behalf.

When all the partners of a firm are declared insolvent, or all but one partner is insolvent, the firm is compulsarily dissolved.

When all the partners, or one of the partners is declared insolvent, the firm is automatically dissolved. There is no need to move the court in that case.

A partner cannot enter into partnership on behalf of the firm.

A partner of an unregistered firm cannot sue the firm or any other partner of the firm to enforce a right under provisions arising from a contract.

The partnership agreement will be lawful as partners have mutually agreed regarding profit or loss sharing ratio.

Section 11 of Partnership Act states that every partner has some rights alongwith obligations.

Partnership agreement may not be implied and expressed simultaneously. So, it may be implied or expressed.

Rohit's estate will not be liable for the price of the machine as order was not placed on personal behalf of Rohit.

The relation of partnership arises from mutual agreement between all the partners.

A partner may associate anybody else in his share in the firm. If he gives a part of his share to the stranger, then the sub-partner is a non-entity for the partnership.

Partnership deed must be properly drafted and stamped according to the provision of Indian Stamp Act.