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X and Y are partners of a trading firm. They decide that no partner shall have the right to buy or sell goods beyond the value of Rs. 10,000 without the consent of the other partner. Oving to a sudden slump in the market, the prices crashed X, in order to save the firm from lose, sold all the perishable stock worth ? 2,00,000 without consulting Y. Is firm bound by Xs act?

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Solution: Section to which the given problem relates: Section 21.
Decision: Yes.
Reason: (i) The act has been done to protect the firm from loss.
(ii) The act has, been done in. the same manner as a man. of ordinary produce would have done in his own case under similar circumstances.

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