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With no mention in the deed, can a partner claim interest on capital?
AYes, at 12 per cent
BYes, at 6 per cent
CYes, at bank rate
DNo, not as of right
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. No, not as of right
Interest on capital is payable only when expressly agreed by the partners.
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