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    Partnership

    Section 4 of the Partnership Act, 1932 defines the termPartnershipas under:

    Partnership is the relation between persons who have agreed to

    share the profits of a business carried on by all or any of themacting for all.

    Thus, Partnership is the name of legal relationshipbetween/among persons who have entered in to the contract

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    Partnership Act, 1932 Indian Partnership Act, 1932 is a Central Act. (made by Parliament

    This Act deals with special type of contract

    Provisions regarding contract of partnership were earlier containedin the Indian Contract Act, 1872.

    This Act extends to the whole of India except the state of Jammu

    and Kashmir.

    This Act came in to force on 1.10.1932, except section 69 which

    came into force on the 1stDay of October, 1933.

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    Types of Partners Active partner

    Sleeping partner

    Nominal partner (does not contribute any capital; but lends his nameand credit to the firm)

    Sub-partner

    Partner by Estoppels or Holding out:

    Minor as a partner

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    Contents of partnership Deed Nature of business

    Duration of partnership

    Name of the firm

    Capital

    Share of partners inprofits and losses

    Bank Account firm

    Books of account Powers of partners

    Retirement and expulsionof partners

    Death of partner

    Dissolution of firm

    Settlement of disputes

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    Characteristics of Partnership

    Agreement

    Registration

    Number of Partners

    Profit and LossDistribution

    Business

    Unlimited Liability

    Share in Capital

    Management

    Payment of Tax

    Co-Operation

    Transferability of Shares

    Dissolution

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    Maximum Limit on Number of Partners Section 11 Companies Act provides that the

    maximum no. of persons, a firm can have:In case of partnership firm carrying on a banking business 10In case of partnership firm carrying on any other business 20If the number of partners exceeds the aforesaid limit, the

    partnership firm becomes an illegal association.If an association of persons or firm having members or partners exceeding theAbove limit will not be an illegal association if that firmsobjective is not to

    earn profit.

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    Essentials Of A Partnership1. Agreement

    2. Sharing Of Profits

    3. Business

    4. Relation Between Partners

    5. Twoor More Person

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    Rights Of The Partners1. To take partin the management of the business.

    2. To express opinionin matters connected with the business. Hehas a right to be consulted and heard in all matters affectingthe business of the firm

    3. To have free access to all the records, books of account of thefirm and take copy from them.

    4. To share in the profits of the business. Every partner isentitled to share in the profits in proportion agreed to betweenthe parties.

    5. To get interest on the paymentof advance. Where a partnermakes for he purpose of the business.

    6. To be indemnified by the firm against losses or expensesincurred by him for the benefit of the firm.

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    Registration Of A Partnership FirmProcedure For Registration

    The registration of a firm may be effected at any time by sending by post or

    delivering to the Registrar of Firms of the area in which any place of business ofthe firm is situated or proposed to be situated, a statement in the prescribed formand accompanied by the prescribed fee, stating :

    1. the firm name.

    2. the place or principal place of business of the firm.

    3. the names of any other places where the firm carries onbusiness.

    4. the date when each partner joined the firm.

    5. the names in full and permanent addresses of the partners.

    the duration of the firm.