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Why does a sole proprietorship often lack business continuity?
AIt must be wound up each year
BThe law fixes its life at ten years
COwner's death or insanity ends it
DIts shares cannot be sold freely
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Owner's death or insanity ends it
One person owns and controls the business, so his death, insanity or bankruptcy can close it.
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