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Insolvency of a partner - Garner Vs. Murray
€18. X, Y and Z who are equal partners decided to dissolve their firm. The following is
their Balance Sheet after the sale of the assets:
Liabilities
Rs.
Assets
X's Capital
1,800 Cash
Y's Capital
1,200 Z's Capital overdrawn
Realisation
150
3.000
3,000
Z become insolvent and could not pay anything to the firm. Prepare the necessary
ledger accounts to close the books of the firm. There was no agreement among
[Madras, B.Com, Oct. 1986
)
partners.
(Ans: Z's Capital deficiency Rs. 90
X receives Rs. 1,260; Y receives Rs.81
Including cash brought by them for realisation law​

Answers

Answered by SmitaMissinnocent
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Answer:

2 (C): Classify the Accounts into Assets, Liabilities, Income, Expenditure and Capital (3M)

2 (C): Classify the Accounts into Assets, Liabilities, Income, Expenditure and Capital (3M)(1) Goods A/C

2 (C): Classify the Accounts into Assets, Liabilities, Income, Expenditure and Capital (3M)(1) Goods A/C(2) Wages A/C

2 (C): Classify the Accounts into Assets, Liabilities, Income, Expenditure and Capital (3M)(1) Goods A/C(2) Wages A/C(3) Loan A/C

2 (C): Classify the Accounts into Assets, Liabilities, Income, Expenditure and Capital (3M)(1) Goods A/C(2) Wages A/C(3) Loan A/C(4) Debtors A/C

2 (C): Classify the Accounts into Assets, Liabilities, Income, Expenditure and Capital (3M)(1) Goods A/C(2) Wages A/C(3) Loan A/C(4) Debtors A/C(5) Creditors A/C

2 (C): Classify the Accounts into Assets, Liabilities, Income, Expenditure and Capital (3M)(1) Goods A/C(2) Wages A/C(3) Loan A/C(4) Debtors A/C(5) Creditors A/C(6) Furniture A/C

2 (C): Classify the Accounts into Assets, Liabilities, Income, Expenditure and Capital (3M)(1) Goods A/C(2) Wages A/C(3) Loan A/C(4) Debtors A/C(5) Creditors A/C(6) Furniture A/C(7) Bills Receivable A/C (8) Meena's Capital A/c (9) Drawing A/C

2 (C): Classify the Accounts into Assets, Liabilities, Income, Expenditure and Capital (3M)(1) Goods A/C(2) Wages A/C(3) Loan A/C(4) Debtors A/C(5) Creditors A/C(6) Furniture A/C(7) Bills Receivable A/C (8) Meena's Capital A/c (9) Drawing A/C(10) Discount A/C

2 (C): Classify the Accounts into Assets, Liabilities, Income, Expenditure and Capital (3M)(1) Goods A/C(2) Wages A/C(3) Loan A/C(4) Debtors A/C(5) Creditors A/C(6) Furniture A/C(7) Bills Receivable A/C (8) Meena's Capital A/c (9) Drawing A/C(10) Discount A/C(11) Rent Received A/c (12) Building A/C

2 (C): Classify the Accounts into Assets, Liabilities, Income, Expenditure and Capital (3M)(1) Goods A/C(2) Wages A/C(3) Loan A/C(4) Debtors A/C(5) Creditors A/C(6) Furniture A/C(7) Bills Receivable A/C (8) Meena's Capital A/c (9) Drawing A/C(10) Discount A/C(11) Rent Received A/c (12) Building A/CCANA

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