Until what event does a retired partner stay liable to third parties for later firm acts?
APayment of goodwill
BThe next audit date
CSettlement of capital
DPublic notice given
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Public notice given
Section 32 keeps the retiring partner liable as a partner to third parties until public notice of the retirement is given.
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