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How is the liability of a partner for the firm's acts described?
ALimited to capital
BLimited to profits
CLimited to drawings
DUnlimited and shared
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Unlimited and shared
Each partner is liable jointly and severally, and private assets can be used to pay the firm's debts.
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