alleryStart learning →In a partnership at will, a partner may retire by doing what?
ASelling his share
BTelling the Registrar
CPaying a penalty
DGiving written notice
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Giving written notice
Section 32(1)(c) lets a partner in a partnership at will retire by written notice to all the other partners.
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