alleryStart learning →When can a majority of partners lawfully expel a partner?
AWhenever they wish
BGood faith under contract
CAfter one full year
DWith a court's consent
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Good faith under contract
Section 33 forbids expulsion by majority except in good-faith exercise of powers conferred by the partnership contract.
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