alleryStart learning →A partner's own van is used in firm business. Is it firm property merely for that?
AYes, after one full year
BYes, once it is registered
CNo, use alone is not enough
DYes, in every single case
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. No, use alone is not enough
Property of a partner used for the firm's business is not partnership property merely because of that use.
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