S.No. |
Word or Group of Word |
Statement |
1) |
Limited Partnership |
A partnership wherein all the partners have limited liability except for at least one partner. |
2) |
Industrial Partner |
The contribution of Industrial Partner. |
3) |
Capitalist Industrial Partner |
A Partner who contributes money, Property and Industry. |
4) |
Unlimited Liability |
A Characteristic of partnership wherein any partner can act in behalf of partnership as long as these acts are within the scope normal partnership activities. |
5) |
De Facto Partnership |
A Partnership which failed to comply with one or more of the legal requirements for its establishment. |
6) |
Memorandum Entry |
An entry prepared when a partner contributes skill or industry into the partnership. |
7) |
Partnership Firm |
A Partnership is organized for rendering services. |
8) |
Partnership Agreement |
A Contract where by two or more person binds themselves to contribute money, property or industry to a common fund with the intention of dividing profits among themselves. |
9) |
Initial Capital Contributions |
The value assigned to the non cash asset contributed into the partnership. |
10) |
Nominal Partner |
One who is not really a partner, not being a party to the partnership agreement, but is made liable as a partner for the protection of innocent third person. |
11) |
Articles of Co-Partnership |
A written Partnership contract which govern the formation, operation and dissolution of partnership. |
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