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A partner runs a competing business. What must he do with its profit?
APay all of it to the firm
BKeep half for himself
CPay nothing to the firm
DPay one-tenth to the firm
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Pay all of it to the firm
A partner carrying on a competing business must account for and pay all its profit to the firm.
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