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If the deed is silent, how are losses shared?
AEqually among partners
BBy the capital ratio
CBy the drawings ratio
DBy active partners only
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Equally among partners
Both profits and losses follow the equal-sharing default when no ratio is agreed.
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