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Company Partnership: Basis of Difference
Company Partnership: Basis of Difference
Company Partnership: Basis of Difference
partnership
2.Distinct Entity A Company has distinct Legal Partnership does not have a distinct
Entity of its own and operates Legal Entity, partners of firm are
like a artificial person personally liable for acts done by
firm
3.Minimum 2 in case of Private Company and 2 persons (natural or artificial) are
Number of 7 in case of Public Company required
Members
4.Maximum 50 in case of Private Limited and 20 except in case of banking
Number of unlimited in case of Public business, where it is 10.
Members Company
12.Chances of Negligible, all the decisions are Very High, any act of individual
individual fraud taken collectively by board of partner will bind the firm
directors
13.Dissolution/Ter A Company being a creation of A Partnership being a creation of
mination law, can be dissolved as per will (desire of partners) can be
procedures laid down in Law terminated as per will of partners.
14.Legal High compared to partnership Very Negligible.
Formalities
What is HUF? The term HUF has been defined under Hindu Law. According to Hindu Law,
“Hindu Undivided Family is a family which consists of all persons lineally descended from a
common ancestor and includes their wives and unmarried daughter.’’
Three successive generations in the male line (son, grandson, and great grandson) who inherit the
ancestral property are called ‘coparceners’.
The property which a man inherits form any of his three immediate male ancestors (his father,
grand father, and great grand father) is called ‘ancestral property’.
a. Dayabhaga (applicable to West Bangal and Assam) (a son acquires interest after
the death of his father)
b. Mitakshara (applicable to whole of India except West Bangal and Assam ) (a son
acquires interest on his birth.)