alleryStart learning →Does the Partnership Act require the partnership agreement to be in writing?
AYes, always in writing
BOnly above 10 partners
COnly for registered firms
DNo, oral or written
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. No, oral or written
The Act is silent on form, so a valid oral agreement is enough, though a deed is easier to prove.
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