A partner who receives their share of partnership credit from an insolvent firm debtor has three obligations:
1) To share with the other partners the portion of partnership credit received from the insolvent debtor.
2) It would be unfair for a partner not to share losses with other partners if they received more than the others.
3) Article 1793 presupposes an existing partnership - it does not apply after dissolution when shares have been returned.
A partner who receives their share of partnership credit from an insolvent firm debtor has three obligations:
1) To share with the other partners the portion of partnership credit received from the insolvent debtor.
2) It would be unfair for a partner not to share losses with other partners if they received more than the others.
3) Article 1793 presupposes an existing partnership - it does not apply after dissolution when shares have been returned.
A partner who receives their share of partnership credit from an insolvent firm debtor has three obligations:
1) To share with the other partners the portion of partnership credit received from the insolvent debtor.
2) It would be unfair for a partner not to share losses with other partners if they received more than the others.
3) Article 1793 presupposes an existing partnership - it does not apply after dissolution when shares have been returned.
1. To give his contribution (1786, RECEIVES SHARE OF PARTNERSHIP CREDIT. 1788) Major Obligations of a Partner 2. Not to convert firm money or 7. To share with the other partners GENERAL RULE property for his own use (1788) the share of the partnership credit REQUISITES 11 MANRESA 353
which he has received from an
*It would be unfair or 1. A partner has Can we apply the Article 3. Not to engage in unfair insolvent firm debtor (1793) unjust for a partner not to received, in whole or in 1793 after the dissolution of share in the loss with the the partnership? part, his share of the other partners for him to competition with his own firm obtain more than other partnership credit. -NO Art. 1793 presupposes 2. The other partners the existence of a 4. To account for and hold as partners. PARTNERSHIP CAPITAL, after (1789, 1808) *ARTICLE 1770 Par. 1 have not collected their the dissolution, the shares of A partnership must have shares. trustee unauthorized personal lawful object or purpose 3. The partnership each partners has been and must be established for returned hence, there is no debtor has become common property or 2 Kinds of Partners profits (1807) the common benefit and interest of the partners. insolvent. partnership capital.
Industrial Partner Capitalist Partner A partner
ARTICLE 6. Duty to credit to the firm 1807 Duty to cannot apply exclusively to 5. Pay for damages act for his own payment made by a debtor Description Description Common One who One who Benefit. individual caused by his who owes him and the contributes his contributes money benefit industry, service, or property to the partnership or labor common fund by assets. fault (1794) firm (1792) Considered as Art.1767 owner of his services OBLIGATION “ARTICLE 1792” “ARTICLE 1794” OBLIGATION OF Obligations Obligations General Rule: THE MANAGING OBLIGATION OF Every PARTNER FOR PARTNER WHO A partner who partner DAMAGES TO COLLECTS DEBT receives 1. A DEBTOR for his work or services 1. A DEBTOR for the money or must Duty to PARTNERSHIP benefits or at the COMMENCEMENT of the property he contributed to account to account partnership the profits derived the common fund for partnershi without secret consent of p FOR and others shall RATIO- GENERAL ANY COMPENSATION REMEDY RULE and REQUI- EXCEP- similar account for it NALE or 2. Partnership acquires 2. He shouldn’t engage in the BENEFIT. OF DAMAGES EXCEPTION Its SITES TION profits as the WITH REASON EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS for his same KIND of business were Hold as PROFITS the partner is ALSO engaged Trustee partnership. EARNED FOR industry for any PARTNERSHIP PROFITS ART. 1170, any BY GUILTY The courts may derived by person guilty of EQUITABLY LESSEN If there is debt to 1. There are * The managing the partnership ATLEAST 2 3. He shouldn’t engage in the him in any negligence or fault in OR MITIGATE THE and to the partner received a. NOT ABSOLUTE the fulfilment of his LIABILITY of the debts; one SAME BUSINESS were the transactio obligation, shall be partner at fault if managing collectible by the sum for the b. only to the SAME General Rule: partnership is ALSO engaged ns liable for damages. thru partner, the partners account of PS in NATURE or KIND of there shall be payment shall which case the business connected ART. 1173, the EXTRAORDINARY be applied to and the other A partner NO whole sum is with the partner’s fault COMPENSATION EFFORTS of the both credits to the applied only to PS however, must be partner in other formation, cannot apply determined in activities of the proportionally. partnership credit. conduct, Duty to exclusively to accordance with the partnership; 2. Both debts * Article 1252 Exemption: a. There is an ABSOLUTE prohibition are Remedies for violation or make full his own nature of the UNUSUAL PROFITS which states that The partnership demandable (Both capitalist and industrial) liquidation disclosur benefit the obligation and the RATIO- may have been 3. The partner right to EXPRESSLY permits circumstances of the realized. RATIONALE of the result of the NALE who collects is application of him to do so. a. EXCLUDE him from the firm e of person, the time and payment shall be Partnershi place authorized to b. To prevent CONFLICT of with the right to DAMAGES informati knowledge given to the p or from manage and interest with the partnership b. Other partners AVAIL for the on and partner if it should any use by The law actually be more onerous BENEFIT which HE may have him of his affecting information protects the manage the PS. The partner is responsible to interest of PS to him than to the obtained for violation with right property. partnership gained. SECURE BENEFITS for the by preventing PS. to DAMAGES partnership; THEREFORE, all the possibility of the profits earned shall their being subordinated by pertain as a matter of law or the managing right to the partnership. partner to his own interest.