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The liability of co-parceners other than the karta is limited to what?
ATheir share in family property
BTheir personal savings too
CTheir total annual income
DThe karta's own property
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Their share in family property
Only the karta has unlimited liability; others risk just their share in the family property.
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