alleryStart learning →A partner earns profit from a business competing with his firm. To whom is it due?
AThat partner alone
BEqually to creditors
CThe firm itself
DThe state treasury
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The firm itself
Section 16 requires a partner to hand over profit made from a competing business to the firm.
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