If a firm continues without settling an outgoing partner's account, he may claim?
AProfit share or 6% interest
BOnly his original capital
CNothing further at all
DDouble his old share
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Profit share or 6% interest
Section 37 gives the outgoing partner either profits attributable to his share or interest at six percent.
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