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A Level Accounting (9706)•9706/11/O/N/19
Question 12 from 9706/11/O/N/19

Explanation

Default Provisions of the Partnership Act 1932

Steps:

  • Identify that without a partnership deed, the Indian Partnership Act 1932 applies default rules under Section 13.
  • Examine options against Act provisions: no remuneration, interest rules, and profit sharing.
  • Rule out A, B, and D as they misstate or contradict defaults.
  • Confirm C matches the no-salary rule exactly.

Why C is correct:

  • Section 13(a) states a partner is not entitled to remuneration for business conduct unless agreed otherwise.

Why the others are wrong:

  • A: No default interest on drawings; allowed only if specified in agreement.
  • B: 6% interest applies only to advances beyond agreed capital, not all partner loans.
  • D: Profits shared equally (Section 13(b)), not by fixed capital ratio.

Final answer: C

Topic: Types of business entity

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