alleryStart learning →The business can be carried on only at a loss. Court may do what?
AAppoint receiver
BImpose penalty
CDissolve the firm
DOrder a merger
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Dissolve the firm
Section 44(f) lists inability to carry on except at a loss as a ground for judicial dissolution.
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