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If the deed is silent on a matter, which law decides it?
ACompanies Act 2013
BContract of the majority
CIndian Partnership Act 1932
DIncome Tax Act 1961
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Indian Partnership Act 1932
Where there is no express agreement, the default provisions of the Partnership Act apply.
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