alleryStart learning →A person who induces others by words or conduct to believe he is a partner is?
ASleeping partner
BIncoming partner
CPartner by holding out
DNominal partner
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Partner by holding out
Such a person is treated as a partner by estoppel because outsiders relied on his representation.
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