This document contains 28 multiple choice questions about partnership law. The questions cover topics such as the duties of partners, what constitutes a partnership, causes for dissolution of a partnership, and liability of partners for partnership debts and obligations. The questions are followed by a short factual scenario about a partnership between A, B and C.
This document contains 28 multiple choice questions about partnership law. The questions cover topics such as the duties of partners, what constitutes a partnership, causes for dissolution of a partnership, and liability of partners for partnership debts and obligations. The questions are followed by a short factual scenario about a partnership between A, B and C.
This document contains 28 multiple choice questions about partnership law. The questions cover topics such as the duties of partners, what constitutes a partnership, causes for dissolution of a partnership, and liability of partners for partnership debts and obligations. The questions are followed by a short factual scenario about a partnership between A, B and C.
A 1807 1 Such persons must account to the partnership for any benefit, and hole as trustee for it any profits derived by him without the consent of the partners. A. EVERY PARTNER B. EVERY THIRD PERSON C. EVERY MANAGING PARTNER D. EVERY BOARD OF DIRECTORS B 1808 2 Such partners cannot engage for their own account in any operation which is the kind of business in which the partnership is engaged, unless there is stipulation to the contrary. A. LIMITED PARTNER B. CAPITALIST PARTNER C. GENERAL PARTNER D. INDUSTRIAL PARTNER B 1809 3 Any partner shall have such right as to partnership affairs in the case that he is wrongfully excluded from the partnership business or possession of its property by his co-partners A. INFORMAL ACCOUNT B. FORMAL ACCOUNT C. JUST ACTION D. LAWFUL ACTION D 1810 4 These are the property rights of a partner, except: A. RIGHT IN SPECIFIC PARTNERSHIP PROPERTY B. INTEREST IN THE PARTNERSHIP C. RIGHT TO PARTICIPATE IN MANAGEMENT D. RIGHT TO CHOOSE THE AMOUNT OF HIS INCOME C 1811 5 A partner is such with his partners of specific partnership property. A. SELLER B. OWNER C. CO-OWNER D. BUYER C 1812 6 A partner’s interest in the partnership is his share of such in the partnership. A. PROFITS B. SURPLUS C. PROFITS AND SURPLUS D. LOSSES B 1813 7 Such by a partner of his whole interest in the partnership does not of itself dissolve the partnership. A. TRANSFER B. COVEYANCE C. DISCREPANCY D. CONSENT A 1814 8 Means the extinguishment of the charge or attachment on the partner’s interest in the profits. A. REDEMPTION B. RECLUSION C. EXTINGUISHMENT D. OBLIGATION A 1815 9 Those who, not being members of the partnership, include their names in the firm name, shall be subject to such of a partner. A. LIABILITY B. LOSSES C. PROFITS D. SURPLUS D 1816 10 Such liability means equally or joint. A. CONSCIOUS B. GENERAL C. SUBSIDIARY D. PRO-RATA B 1817 11 Any stipulation against the liability laid down in the preceding article shall be deemed as such, except as among the partners. A. VOIDABLE B. VOID C. VOIDED D. MA’AM PAVOID A 1818 12 It is the nature of a contract of partnership that it is such, that is, trust and confidence governed the partners. A. FIDUCIARY B. LOYAL C. HELPFUL D. CORTEOUS C 1819 13 Legal evidence of a person’s ownership rights in property; an instrument (such as deed) that constitutes such evidence. A. EQUITABLE INTEREST B. DEED C. TITLE D. CONTRACT D 1820 14 A statement in which someone admits that something is true or that he or she has done something wrong. A. WHITE LIES B. HONESTY C. TELLING THE TRUTH D. ADMISSION A 1821 15 The exception to this article states that in the case of such on the partnership, committed by or with the consent of that partner. A. FRAUD B. MALICIOUS DEEDS C. UNDUE INFLUENCE D. UNJUST VEXATION B 1822 16 If any wrongful act or any penalty is incurred, the partnership is such therefor to the same extend as the partner so acting or omitting to act. A. FREE FROM DEBT B. LIABLE C. BURDENED D. FREE A 1823 17 Where one partner acting within the scope of his apparent authority receives money or property of a third person and misapplies it. A. PARTNERSHIP IS BOUND TO MAKE GOOD THE LOSS B. THE PARTNERSHIP SHOULD KEEP IT C. THE PARTNERSHIP SHOULD SELL IT D. THE PARTNERSHIP IS BOUND BY AGENCY A 1824 18 All partners are liable solidary with the partnership for everything such to the partnership under articles 1822 and 1823. A. CHARGEABLE B. NON-CHARGEABLE C. INESCAPABLE D. ESCAPABLE C 1825 19 Arises if all the partners consented to the misrepresentation of a third person who is not a real partner. This creates a partnership obligation. A. LIMITED PARTNERSHIP B. PARTNERSHIP AT WILL C. PARTNERSHIP BY ESTOPPEL D. UNIVERSAL PARTNERSHIP OF ALL PROFITS A 1826 20 A person admitted as a partner into an existing partnership is liable for all the obligations of the partnership arising before his admission as though he had been a partner when such obligations were such. A. INCURRED B. PAYED OFF C. OFFSETTED D. ABSCONDED C 1827 21 Such of the partnership shall be preferred to those of each partner as regards the partnership property. A. THIRD PERSONS B. DEBTORS C. CREDITORS D. PARTNERS B 1828 22 Such of a partnership is the change in the relation if the parties caused by any partner ceasing to be associated in the carrying on, as might be distinguished from the winding up, of its business. A. TERMINATION B. DISSOLUTION C. LIQUIDATION D. SELLING A 1829 23 On dissolution, the partnership is not such, but continues until the winding up of the partnership affairs is completed. A. TERMINATED B. DISSOLVED C. LIQUIDATED D. SOLD B 1830 24 Causes of dissolution, except: A. BY THE DEATH OF ANY PARTNER B. PROPER BUSINESS OF ANY PARTNER C. INSOLVENCY OF ANY PARTNER D. CIVIL INTERDICTION OF ANY PARTNER D 1831 25 The court shall decree a dissolution whenever, except: A. PARTNER HAS BEEN DECLARED INSANE IN ANY JUDICIAL PROCEEDING OR IS SHOWN TO BE OF UNSOUND MIND B. PARTNER BECOMES IN ANY OTHER WAY INCAPABLE OF PERFORMING HIS PART OF THE PARTNERSHIP CONTRACT C. A PARTNER HAS BEEN GUILTY OF SUCH CONDUCT AS TENDS TO AFFECT PREJUDICIALLY THE CARRYING ON OF THE BUSINESS D. A PARTNER DOES THE RIGHT CONDUCT A 1832 26 As a rule, when a partnership is dissolved, any of the partners cannot bind such. A. THE PARTNERSHIP B. THE PROFITS C. THE LOSSES D. THE GAINS B 1833 27 Where the dissolution is caused by the act, death or insolvency of a partner, each partner is such to his co-partners for his share in any liability created by any partner acting for the partnership as if the partnership had not been dissolved unless. A. ERASED B. LIABLE C. A BURDEN D. REMOVED D 1834 28 The partnership of A, B, and C was dissolved. Thereafter, B sold the non-cash assets of the partnership like remaining goods or inventories as well as properties and equipment. In this case, the transaction of B is such to the partnership. A. UNRECORDED B. UNILATERAL C. UNBINDING D. BINDING C 1835 29 The dissolution of the partner does not of itself do such the existing liability of any partner. A. EXTINGUISH B. REMOVE C. DISHCARGE D. RECHARGE A 1836 30 Liquidation is done without the intervention of the court. A. EXTRAJUDICIAL B. JUDICIAL C. JURICIDCAL D. EXTRAJURIDICAL C 1837 31 If dissolution is caused by such of a partner, bona fide under the partnership agreement and if the partner is discharged from all partnership liabilities by payment, he shall receive in cash only the net amount due him from the partnership. A. INCARSERATED B. EXCLUDED C. EXPELLED D. EXPUNGED D 1838 32 These are the right of a partner who is entitled to rescind, except: A. Right to lien or right of retention B. Right of subrogation C. Right of indemnification D. Right to rescind A 1839 33 Where a partner has become insolvent or his estate is insolvent, the claims against his separate property shall rank in the following order, excluding: A. Those owing to bosses B. Those owing to separate creditors C. Those owing to partnership creditors D. Those owing to partners by way of contribution C 1840 34 A professional partnership, where the reputation which depends on the individual skill of the members, such as partnerships of attorneys, has no such to be distributed as a firm asset on its dissolution. A. RESPECT B. MONEY C. GOODWILL D. REPUTATION B 1841 35 When any partner retires or dies, and the business is continued, without any settlement between him or his estate, he may have a representative to receive the value of such at the date of dissolution ascertained. A. HIS PRINCIPLE B. HIS INTEREST C. HIS PRINCIPAL D. HIS CAR C 1842 36 Those who have an obligation to render an account are the following except: A. THE WINDING UP PARTNERS B. SURVIING PARTNERS C. EXPELLED PARTNERS D.THE PERSON OR PARTNERSHIP CONTINUING THE BUSINESS B 1843 37 Such is one formed by two or more persons having as members one or more general partners and one or more limited partners. A. GENERAL PARTNERSHIP B. LIMITED PARTNERSHIP C. BROKEN PARTNERSHIP D. UNVERSAL PARTNERSHIP OF ALL PROFITS A 1844 38 The name of a limited partnership should have such attached to its name. A. LIMITED B. GENERAL C. BUSINESS D. DEALERSHIP D 1845 39 The contributions of a limited partner may be the following except: A. CASH B. CAPITAL C. PROPERTY D. SERVICES C 1846 40 Such of a limited partner shall not appear in the partnership name. A. FIRST NAME B. MIDDLE NAME C. SURNAME D. SECOND NAME