A partner who acts and behaves like a partner, but he is not a partner of the firm. Answer in a word / phrase / term.
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A partner that acts and behaves like a partner, but is not a partner of the firm is known as partner by Estoppel.
- An estoppel partner is the person giving others an impression that they are a company partner by their own initiative actions or conduct.
- A partner who is not in fact a member of the firm bur is regarded by estoppel as a partner to the outside world that he is a partner in the firm.
- Those individuals are liable to outsiders as partners because outsiders have given the credit to the company on the basis of their representation
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