alleryStart learning →Under Indian law, a partnership firm is
Anot a legal entity apart from its partners
Ba separate taxpayer with no partner liability
Ca firm owned by a single registered trustee
Da body corporate with perpetual succession
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. not a legal entity apart from its partners
The firm has no legal identity separate from the partners who constitute it, apart from limited recognition for tax.
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