Preparation of accounts: all partners are insolvent is my project topic. It aims to study the insolvency of the partners and not dissolution. I’m very confused. I was also asked to use the Garnar v Murray rule. If someone knows please help me do my project!
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Garner Vs Murray: Loss by Insolvent Partner (Dissolution of Partnership Firm)!
If, at the time of dissolution, a partner owes a sum of money to the firm, he has to pay it to the firm. But if he is insolvent, he will not be able to do so, at least lot fully. The sum which is irrecoverable from an insolvent partner is, therefore, a loss. The question arises whether this loss is an ordinary loss to be shared by the solvent partners in the profit sharing ratio or whether it is an extraordinary loss. Before the decision in Garner vs. Murray was made, such a loss was treated as an ordinary loss.
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