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A retiring partner continues to be liable for obligations incurred after his retirement
if he starts a similar business elsewhere
if he doesn't give public notice of his retirement
if his unpaid amount is transferred to his loan account
under no circumstances
A retiring partner continues to be liable for obligations incurred after his retirement till such time that he or other members of the firm give a public notice of his retirement.
If the third party deals with the firm without knowing that he was a partner in the firm, then he will not be liable to the third party.
By: SWAPNIL AGGARWAL ProfileResourcesReport error
Jayant Chauhan
second option is correct
thanks for your feedback, updated
Khs kaushik
he doesnt give a public notice
there is no public notice. The notice is given only to partners regarding his retirement
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