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Shyam lent the firm money and claims 10 per cent; the deed is silent. His valid rate?
A10 per cent
B6 per cent
C8 per cent
DNo interest
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 6 per cent
His claim of 10 per cent is invalid because the default rate on a partner's loan is 6 per cent.
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