Liability of a person who poses as a partner is known as what?
AHolding out
BNovation
CSubrogation
DAttornment
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Holding out
Section 28 headed holding out makes one who represents himself a partner liable to those who gave credit on that faith.
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