alleryStart learning →After dissolution, losses are met first out of what?
APartners' capital
BProfits of the firm
CPartners' own funds
DOutside loans taken
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Profits of the firm
Section 48 says losses, including capital deficiencies, are paid first out of profits, then capital, and lastly by the partners individually.
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