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profit sharing is not a conclusive proof of​

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Answered by sabinamin14
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Participation in the profits of a business is cogent evidence of a partnership, and in the absence of certain specified exceptions, the fact that one receives a share of the profits constitutes prima facie evidence that he is a partner, though an agreement to share profits alone is not conclusive evidence of the ...

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Answered by queensp73
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The absence of a written contract of partnership is not conclusive of whether a partnership exists, but is an element for serious consideration. The lack of partnership documentation is not a critical factor. The existence of a partnership may be proved without writing by transactions, conduct, and declarations.

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