explain minor partner with characteristics
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A person who is under the age of 18 is regarded as a minor. Generally, a minor cannot be appointed as a partner. But with the consent of all the partners, a minor may be admitted for sharing profits of the firm. Such a partner, if admitted, is called a minor partner. Concept: The Indian Partnership Act 1932.
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Existence of business:
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- A person who is under the age of 18 is regarded as a minor. Generally, a minor cannot be appointed as a partner. But with the consent of all the partners, a minor may be admitted for sharing profits of the firm. Such a partner, if admitted, is called a minor partner. Concept: The Indian Partnership Act 1932.
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Partnership Firm: Nine Characteristics of Partnership Firm!Existence of an agreement:Existence of business:Sharing of profits:
Partnership Firm: Nine Characteristics of Partnership Firm!Existence of an agreement:Existence of business:Sharing of profits:Agency relationship:
Partnership Firm: Nine Characteristics of Partnership Firm!Existence of an agreement:Existence of business:Sharing of profits:Agency relationship:Membership:
Partnership Firm: Nine Characteristics of Partnership Firm!Existence of an agreement:Existence of business:Sharing of profits:Agency relationship:Membership:Nature of liability:
Partnership Firm: Nine Characteristics of Partnership Firm!Existence of an agreement:Existence of business:Sharing of profits:Agency relationship:Membership:Nature of liability:Fusion of ownership and control:
Partnership Firm: Nine Characteristics of Partnership Firm!Existence of an agreement:Existence of business:Sharing of profits:Agency relationship:Membership:Nature of liability:Fusion of ownership and control:Non-transferability of interest:
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