Commercial Applications
In a partnership at will, any partner can dissolve the firm by giving notice to the other partners.
- True
- False
Partnership
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True
Reason — A partnership at will is a partnership formed for an indefinite period. The time period or the purpose of the firm is not mentioned at the time of its formation. It can be dissolved by any partner by giving a notice to the other partners of his desire to quit the firm.
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