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Who allows a firm to use his name but contributes no capital and shares no profits?
ASleeping partner
BSecret partner
CNominal partner
DActive partner
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Nominal partner
A nominal partner lends only his name, yet remains liable to third parties for the firm's debts.
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