alleryStart learning →A partner runs a competing business. He must account to the firm for what?
AOnly the turnover
BOnly the capital
CAll profits in it
DOnly his salary
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. All profits in it
Section 16(b) requires him to pay over all profits made in the competing business.
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