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Which of the following Section defines the doctrine of holding out, creating the liability on a ‘Non-partner’ under Indian Partnership Act?
Section 28
Section 29
Section 30
Section 31
- Option 1: Section 28
- This section does define the doctrine of holding out.
- It states that a person who represents themselves as a partner, even if not officially a partner, can be held liable for partnership obligations.
- Option 2: Section 29
- Relates to the rights of a transferee of a partner's interest.
- Does not deal with the doctrine of holding out.
- Option 3: Section 30
- Discusses the rights of minors who are admitted into the benefits of a partnership.
- Not relevant to the doctrine of holding out.
- Option 4: Section 31
- Pertains to the admission of a new partner.
- Doesn't involve the doctrine of holding out.
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