alleryStart learning →If the firm continues after a partner's death, is his estate liable for later acts?
AYes, for one year
BYes, up to capital
CNo, not after death
DYes, without limit
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. No, not after death
Section 35 provides that where the contract keeps the firm alive after death, the estate is not liable for acts done after the death.
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