Partnership Act 1961 Overview

Summary

The document reviews sections of the Partnership Act 1961, focusing on partner liability, authority, and retirement implications. It confirms the correct referencing of sections 7, 8, 10, 13, 38, 39, and 40, which cover acts within authority, binding acts, wrongful acts liability, joint liability, and retirement issues. The document does not list specific court cases but discusses legal principles like misrepresentation, implied authority, and joint liability in the context of LexPro Associates & Partners.

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The sections mentioned from the Partnership Act * in the document are correctly referenced:
- Section *: Discusses acts within and outside the scope of authority.
- Section *: Relates to acts binding the firm.
- Section *: Liability for wrongful acts or omissions by partners.
- Section *: Joint and several liability.
- Section *: Liability of a retired partner.
- Section *: Apparent membership of retired partners.
- Section *: Notice of retirement.
These sections align with the legal implications discussed in the document.
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The document doesn't explicitly list specific court cases. It discusses legal principles and implications under the Partnership Act *, including:
- Misrepresentation and liability of partners
- Implied authority and unauthorized acts
- Liability of retired partners
- Joint and several liability
These concepts are analyzed in the context of LexPro Associates & Partners' case.
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The document does not list specific court cases. It analyzes legal principles under the Partnership Act * related to LexPro Associates & Partners, such as:
- Misrepresentation and partner liability
- Implied authority and unauthorized acts
- Liability of retired partners
- Joint and several liability
These are discussed without citing particular court cases.