alleryStart learning →A deceased partner's name stays in the firm name. His estate is what?
ALiable for new acts
BLiable as a partner
CNot liable of itself
DLiable for half
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Not liable of itself
Section 28(2) says continued use of the old name does not of itself make the estate liable for acts after his death.
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