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Dissolution of Partnership vs Firm

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A person is liable as a partner of a firm on the principle of holding out where he....

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declare himself to be a partner of the firm

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represent himself to be a partner of the firm

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knowingly permit others to represent him as a partner.

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all the cases

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The correct option is B represent himself to be a partner of the firm
Option B is the correct answer.

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