The consequences of dissolution are as follows:
Consequences Of Dissolution
The consequences of dissolution
are as follows:
Continuous
liability if fails to give a public notice [Sec. 45]
Continuous authority of partners for purposes of winding up [Sec. 47]
Right to
have the business wound up [Sec. 46]
Right to
return of premium [Sec. 51]
Rights where partnership contract is rescinded for fraud or
misrepresentations [Sec. 52]
Rights to
impose restrictions [Sec. 53]
Liability
to share personal profits [Sec. 50]
Settlement Of Accounts Upon
Dissolution
Treatment of goodwill
Meeting losses [Sec.48 (a)]
Order of applications of assets [Sec.58(a)]
Losses arising from insolvency of a partner
Payment of firm’s debts and separate debts [Sec.
49]
Public
Notice
The Partnership Act requires that a public notice must be given in each
of the following cases:
On Minor Attaining Majority: Retirement of a partner: Expulsion of a partner: Dissolution of the firm.
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