alleryStart learning →Who lends his name to a firm but is not entitled to share its profits?
ANominal partner
BSleeping partner
CActive partner
DOutgoing partner
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Nominal partner
A nominal partner only lends his name to the firm and has no right to profits.
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