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Greetings sir, In example 8 they placed the order before the death right that means the act by the firm was done before his death in that case can't the estates be liable ?
Sir some queries from holding out:; Scenario 1: If mr. A tell mr. C( 3rd party ) that mr. B is a partner in my firm. And mr. B was not present there and know nothing about that representation. Mr. C gives credit to Mr. A. Then Mr. B will be liable in case of holding out or not? Another independent Scenario 2: If mr. B becomes a partner in holding out of mr. A and a third party let say Mr. C claim some damages from Mr B can mr. B recover these damages from Mr. A, can mr. B sue for this to mr. A as he is not a real partner of mr. A in his partnership? Scenario 3: if mr. A present Mr B ( holding out) as his partner to mr. C. And mr. C gives credit to Mr. A but not specially on the faith of Mr. B. As Mr. C usually (or normally) gives credit to Mr. A before this representation can Mr. B be liable to mr. C in case of default by mr. A or not?
Scenario 1: Not Scenario 2: Yes, he can recover. Scenario 3: Mr. B won't be liable if it is proved that credit was not given on the faith of his being partner.
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In example 8 they placed the order before the death right that means the act by the firm was done before his death in that case can't the estates be liable ?
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Liability/debt/obligation arises on delivery of goods (not on placing the order for goods).
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Sir some queries from holding out:;
Scenario 1: If mr. A tell mr. C( 3rd party ) that mr. B is a partner in my firm. And mr. B was not present there and know nothing about that representation. Mr. C gives credit to Mr. A. Then Mr. B will be liable in case of holding out or not?
Another independent Scenario 2: If mr. B becomes a partner in holding out of mr. A and a third party let say Mr. C claim some damages from Mr B can mr. B recover these damages from Mr. A, can mr. B sue for this to mr. A as he is not a real partner of mr. A in his partnership?
Scenario 3: if mr. A present Mr B ( holding out) as his partner to mr. C. And mr. C gives credit to Mr. A but not specially on the faith of Mr. B. As Mr. C usually (or normally) gives credit to Mr. A before this representation can Mr. B be liable to mr. C in case of default by mr. A or not?
Scenario 1: Not
Scenario 2: Yes, he can recover.
Scenario 3: Mr. B won't be liable if it is proved that credit was not given on the faith of his being partner.
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