The document discusses the requirements for establishing a legal partnership under Indian law. It states that partnership arises from a voluntary contract between two or more people, not from status alone. Members of a Hindu undivided family or a Burmese Buddhist husband and wife carrying on a family business do not automatically constitute a partnership. A partnership requires an agreement to share profits, with the acts of one partner usually binding the others, though in a joint family firm only the manager has this authority.

1. By
BRIG(R) MUHAMMAD SALEEM SI(M)

2.  The relationship of partnership arises from
contract and not from status;
 And in particular, the members of Hindu
undivided family carrying on a family
business as such, or
 A Burmese Budhist husband and wife carrying
on business as such are not partners in such
business
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3.  Partnership is result of Voluntary Agreement
 Contact between 2 or more persons without it
no relation of partnership is established
 Sharing of profit being member of family
does not give rise to creation of relation of
partnership
 Will be joint owner of business
 Quasi- partnership created by operation of
law
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4.  Act of each partner will usually bind others
but in joint family firm only manager can act
 Manager has larger rights than other
members
 Manager can contract, give receipts,
compromise, and discharge claims arising out
of business
 Female can not be partner being not a
coparcener
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